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Good morning everyone, everyone, be very well
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Welcome, I'm teacher Stephanie
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here periodontics here on Strategy
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Competitions my goal today with you
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we ask a battery of questions
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commented and periodontics we are with
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many good opportunities for
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city ​​halls we have proof of the Spirit
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Santo the Navy test in September
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We are already noticing a warming, right?
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In competitions, you can prevent yourself, okay?
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With that in mind, we'll do it then
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a large battery of questions
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our goal so we do
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222 question blocks are there
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From these questions we make a
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good review I selected the main ones
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content that is normally charged
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in the periodontics exams of the degree in
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Regarding the issue of city halls, we have
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many issues of the Armed Forces
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Air Force issues that I consider
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it is a very democratic bank so
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is that we can get an idea of ​​the
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evidence that falls both in the Forces
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Armed as some some part of the
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try the city councils and introduce me
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My name is Estefânia I am
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specialist and master in periodontics
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my ordeal comes in 2016 in the competition
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Brazilian Navy since then I am
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Navy officer and I hope
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contribute so much to my knowledge
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in the area of ​​periodontics and with the
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my experience with itching, right?
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a difficult period a good period is that
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we have to give up many
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things but at the end of the day everything is worth it
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It's worth it, okay guys, we're going to have
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interaction after I run the vignette on
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our chat because this work is recorded
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for our students, that's right, but
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any doubts any questions
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you can is
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as soon as I have a break I
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I try to respond as much as possible.
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Alright guys, let's get to the point
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we will start on our battery
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questions I just want to talk a little bit about
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a little bit of the evidence Now
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how it happened, we can see
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a trend we are a trend
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very large of the book in the link be
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charged unanimously is in the last
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times the book of carranza, right, that's me
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I'll tell you about our conceptual part, OK?
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right without talking about the surgical part
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Carlos' book he has been
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used a lot, I would also like
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Just emphasize to you guys that it's important
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we see our reference because if
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we suddenly respond according to what
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wrong author if our test Ask
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we have a big tendency there to
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making mistakes is carranza's last book
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beautiful edition they they are converging
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but we if there is a divergence
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bigger but now they seek to converge
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more more like that we can't say
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that they are
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and what they approach is 100 percent them
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have the same position, so just give one
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play for you because you don't let
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to see the reference being
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charged to respond promptly
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sure what what what the author what am I
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Telling the truth, right? We'll see
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as our class progresses,
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there are some differences and here I go
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point out for you to respond and
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don't miss the issue because
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that's all right guys I'm going to do the
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vignette I wish you an excellent
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classroom
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good
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So come on guys I'm going to put our
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first little question, it's a question
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of the Army
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2016 which says the following second
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2010 line after completing the
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tooth eruption at free gingival margin
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is located on the surface of the enamel
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about alternative 05 to 11 MM
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coronally to the cementoenamel junction
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letter B 05 to 01 apply increase the junction
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cemento-enamel
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alternatives and one and a half to 2 MM
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coronally to the cementoenamel junction
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and Alternative from 1mm to 2mm
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apically the cementoenamel junction
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our answer here on this issue
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Guys, it's the letter C, that's right here
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this number one and a half to two is a number
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which we usually end up making worse
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Okay, I'm just going to pull out a pen here.
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For us, these two are the number that
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we end up recording it because we
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cannot be confused here is the question of
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coronally with apically Okay
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If I say that this one is more beautiful
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from the gingival margin is 1mm to 2mm
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really transform I know he has
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a juice, right, we have an invagination
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there forming a juice if this is
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located one and a half to 2 MM apically
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we assume that if this
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tooth that needs a repair would not be in
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physiological conditions
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acceptable right so always remember
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that this one email at 2 mm is
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coronally and not apically to
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cementoenamel junction OK
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OK, so let's see what the
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Olímpia tells us according to Linde and
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collaborators 2018 the gingival margin
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free is rounded to the frequency of
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to form a small invagination or
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juice between tooth and gum after
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tooth eruption at free gingival margin
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is located on the surface of the enamel
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about 1mm to 2mm
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coronally to the cementoenamel junction
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So that was our template for
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first question
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Hello, following here guys, let's do a
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a little question from the 2015 Army
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beyond the evidence beyond the cells
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producers of being Tina the oral epithelium
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contains the following cell types
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according to Linde except activate fibroblasts
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alternative B melanocytes alternatives and
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Langer cells Alternative cells
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inflammatory
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here folks, the only cell that we
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can't you see what we see in the ligament
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periodontal are the fibroblasts, okay?
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Let's do a quick review here
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so we alternative that our
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answer key letter A Let's Make a Brief
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review of this type of cell phones that they
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they are very common to appear in evidence.
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OK, so let's go beyond the cells
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producers of being Tina who
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correspond to around ninety percent
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of the total cell population, it is observed
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that the epithelium also contains the following
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cellular types such as melanocytes that the
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we saw in our question there are the
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melanocytes they will be cells one
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pen here
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and pigment synthesizers Okay
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no
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It's surgery synthesizers
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pigments, okay, that was a matter of
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proof is beyond them asking the
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cell types I've heard questions where
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They asked what each one does
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of the cell types present in the
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epithelium Then take a printscreen of the
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screen there so you don't forget
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wow I got it So they are cells
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pigment synthesizers cells
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of langerhans they participate in
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defense mechanism of the oral mucosa is
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Merkel cells they seem to have
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sensory function, this has also been
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question of proof and in addition we have
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inflammatory cells
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and then we continue here guys
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It's more of a small question then
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army Let's play here for us to see
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according to Linde
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2010 according to its insertion and
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trajectory that the tissue follows
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oriented bundles of collagen fibers
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gingiva can be divided into
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following groups
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thealternative
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circular fibers fibers inside
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gingival fibers inside lost parents and
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transsexual fibers
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alternative B fibers within gingival
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fibers within periosteal TRANS fibers
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septal and reticular fibers
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alternative fibers and circular fibers
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inside periosteal fibers transcripts and
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elastic fibers
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Alternative to gingival fibers
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fibers within period the fibers
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reticular and elastic fibers
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Personally, our alternative is the
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Lyrics Ah, it's true that I'm not
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affirmative that the letter A I want to leave
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clear here for you the following
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notice that the white woman put her
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following reticular cell types and
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elastic and here again elastic ok
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what happens to the connective tissue
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right, it produces four types of fiber.
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right then it will produce the fibers
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collagen, reticular fibers,
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oxytalan fibers and fibers
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elastic
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within the collagen fibers is that the
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we will have
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classification according to insertion and
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trajectory then you noticed the
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white girl, here she is, she put it in three
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alternative fibers that are part of the
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gingival tissue but these fibers
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are not classified according to their
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insertion and trajectory Okay, so she
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sought to confuse the
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candidate and cause him to confuse and
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he marks it here, it's wrong, it's just
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for us to review, let's come back here
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and the connective tissue fibers
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are produced by broken bonds and
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They are divided into four types
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cell phones
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inside the collagen fibers, that's it
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that we have to record we have to
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EA division classification according to your
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insertion and trajectory And then we
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we will have circular fibers
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inside gingival or inside periodic or
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Inside pedestals and the fibers transcripts
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And here in this relationship with content it is
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common, it's not the first bank that
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he does this and inserts his
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fibers that are part of the fabric
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conjunctive but that they are not they are not
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are classified according to insertion and
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trajectory is personal so a lot
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Attention, print the screen, let's see
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Zinho function of each of them that
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also your exam question is sometimes
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so writing circulars are bundles of
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fibers arranged in the free gingiva and which
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surround ring-shaped tooth here
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for us to record these These functions
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here are her insertions Let's try
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record the right keywords
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so circular fibers we will
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try to record that they are in format
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ring the fibers inside gingival them
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are embedded in the cement in the portion
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supra-alveolar root from where it originates
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design in a fan shape here guys
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try to record here in the form of a fan
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the inside gums
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me and them go towards the fabric
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free gingival surfaces
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lingual and interproximal buccal
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next group of fibers which are the
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within periodic they are inserted
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in the same portion of the cement as the fibers
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inside the gums, but they will make the
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trajectory in apical direction
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and the bone crest is buccal and lingual
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that they end in the attached gum
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so inside Genival we go
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free and periodic inside the gum
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inserted and finally the transsexual fibers
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that they connect the cementum from within
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of adjacent teeth
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good
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so don't confuse one okay guys you are
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very common is a is a part that
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stalls charge a lot as are the daughters
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OK And it's very common for them to put
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really the other types of daughter and the
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see this mess
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and we're going to have our next question
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the issue of Aeronautics in 2018 is that
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says the following the area of ​​the body in
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molar and premolar regions
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covered by an alternative fabric
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alternative connective B epithelial
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stratified with stratum corneum
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alternatives and stratified epithelial
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keratinized flooring and Alternative
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stratified squamous epithelial
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Slender non-keratinized ours
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answer here to the question is the alternative
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let's remember a little bit what
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the personal body area
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It’s so different from your front teeth.
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where we have a point of contact
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posterior teeth we have one
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contact surface that we can
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see that in this photo, in this case, the tooth
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It was removed but we don't have just one
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point of contact we have a
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surface the fact that there is
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surface he makes us have
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this area that we can see
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ecologically that the Coco area is this
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here it is in the photo below
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in the histological section there is this area of ​​color
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it is covered by an epithelium
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laminated flooring
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Slender, non-keratinized, that's personal
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here it is very common to appear in the test and
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they put it like they put it here
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above it is as if it were as if
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was a keratinized epithelium or
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keratinized so don't forget the area of
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color it is covered by an epithelium not
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will be used
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the 2014 Army question the epithelium
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of the gum It is like the subdivided epidermis
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in multiple cell cell layers
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based on the degree of differentiation
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of Serafina-producing cells can
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be divided into cell layers
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respectively
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the spiny granular basal alternative and
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alternative B basal will be used
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spinosa granular and be used
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alternatives and spinous basal granulosa
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and be used as an alternative to basal
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prickly
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keratinized and granular our
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answer key here guys is the letter B, okay?
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all these cell types in these
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cell layers they are part of
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really from the epithelium, right?
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wow, you know what you asked for is based on
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degree of differentiation then we do not
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you can simply put anything
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of the alternatives that all of them
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Theoretically, they are part of the
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layers of the epithelium but it is
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asking here for us based on
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the degree of differentiation is then based
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in the degree of differentiation we have the
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correct alternative then is
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alternative B and we'll see Let's go
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Make a brief review of this
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subject too
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the Vunesp card is now from
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army of 2021 the differentiation of
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clicking and gingival she involves the process
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of keratinization that it consists of
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Progression of biochemical events and
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morphologies that occur in cells
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As they migrate from the
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basal layer a process of
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Complete keratinization leads to production
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of a superficial horny layer without
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cores
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in the stratum corneum and with a layer
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well-defined granulosa receiving the
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denomination of
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orthokeratinized air alternative
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alternative B non-keratinized
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alternative being and its keratinized
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Alternative for low keratinization or
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alternative and for keratinized when
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we have no nucleus in the stratum corneum
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right in the layer what is the layer
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keratinized this personal epithelium
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It's called orthokeratinized, okay?
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now if I have leftover core in this
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layer we will have an epithelium to
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keratinized this was issues is very
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This also happens frequently at
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newsstands make this mess anyway
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They ended up putting it in the alternatives
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It's without a core, right? And what is our core?
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our type of epithelium then
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remembering how I used to
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When I recorded this part I used the
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Next is the trick that could be
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serve you, it's without a core, so the
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that I didn't use
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and the word no
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and what is the last letter here of the year
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It's not so I used it then I
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I already put it that's it Horto
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keratinized This was the trick I
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I used it and if it has the core then
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she will be a para keratinized
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and I don't know if it would help you, but it is
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When I recorded it I recorded it this way
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I never forgot
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I'm going there guys, I'm going to do one
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brief review here within this
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content is reminiscent of oral epithelium
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It is stratified pavement and
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keratinized, it can be divided
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in the following cell layers is like the
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we saw in our question second degree
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of differentiation, so it's the basal layer
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which is also called stratum
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basal or germinal pus is common as well
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for newsstands to put this name here
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Inactive layer we have to know
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than the basal layer, spinous layer or
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stratum spinosum granulosa layer
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stratum granulosum and the layer
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keratinized which is also called
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Belina people question what they called
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of corneal extract, guys, what is the
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that we saw there when the student is not there
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nuclei in cell layers reminds of
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me there the o and the orthokeratinized ok
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when there is no nucleus in the layers
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external the epithelium is called
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orthokeratinized all the way with
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frequency right the cells of the layer
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cornea of ​​the gingival epithelium they contain
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remains of nuclei And then they are
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called keratinized
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The
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next question we go to the question of
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Air Force question about cement
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It's the cement little question of 2020 you
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mind is a mineralized tissue
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specialist coating surfaces
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root
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There are different types of cement and
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among them we can mention cementum
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cellular intrinsic fibers let's
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underline what the alternative is
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whenever we are going to resolve a
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The issue is personal and can be defined
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like cement found
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alternative mainly in the portion
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cervical of non-personal teeth in
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cervical of the teeth we have the air
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cell phone
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or afibrillate
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in the apical third of the root with fibers
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personal intrinsic and extrinsic
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our our alternative they asked
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intrinsic fibers I couldn't even
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think about answering this question because
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that he is asking me intrinsically and
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extrinsic is the cement that presents in the
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apical third of the roots and during
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furca he is not the seed the cell phone
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intrinsic fibers, yes, it is the cementum
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stratified cell
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the mixto why is Milton because he
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has intensifying fiber AND extrinsic fiber
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OK
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alternative to be in the middle portion of the Root
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and account and contain Mainly the
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Sharpey's fibers here is another matter
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that if I know that Sharpey's fibers
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They are extrinsic fibers, right?
00:25:26
I wouldn't even consider answering this
00:25:28
the question is but this one he is the air
00:25:31
cell phone
00:25:33
It's fiber
00:25:38
andextrinsic
00:25:40
What is a correct alternative, right?
00:25:43
he is asking what is the fiber cell phone
00:25:46
officially the fiber cell phone
00:25:47
intrinsic he is found
00:25:49
mainly in reabsorption gaps
00:25:52
and cementocytes are also found
00:25:56
and let's review the topics like this
00:25:59
of cement, which is an issue that has
00:26:00
fallen normally than our jig
00:26:02
here is an alternative for sure
00:26:05
and let's see what, right?
00:26:08
review here you explain has the screen
00:26:09
we will carry out these types of cement
00:26:13
the acellular cementum of extrinsic fibers
00:26:16
it is found in the coronary portions
00:26:19
Rayssa average
00:26:21
o and contains mainly beam of
00:26:24
Sharpey fibers which are the fibers
00:26:26
experiences So the splinters are stretch marks
00:26:27
It's in her name here, right?
00:26:29
we will be acellular cementum of fibers
00:26:32
extrinsic it connects the tooth to the bone
00:26:35
alveolar proper It is formed
00:26:37
concomitantly with the formation of the
00:26:40
root dentin
00:26:42
stratified cell seed i.e.
00:26:45
present in the apical third of the roots and
00:26:47
in areas of little it contains as much
00:26:50
extrinsic and intrinsic fibers
00:26:53
That's why he is considered a
00:26:54
seed the stratified cell sixth
00:26:56
just as instruments are formed
00:26:59
throughout the functional period of the
00:27:01
tooth
00:27:02
seed cell of intrinsic fibers
00:27:05
It is found mainly in
00:27:06
resorption gaps
00:27:08
and contain intrinsic fibers and
00:27:11
segments and finally the acellular cementum
00:27:14
afibrillate it will cover small
00:27:17
areas of cervical enamel and it does not
00:27:19
contains cells in collagen fibers and
00:27:23
It also has an unknown function
00:27:32
Andthere
00:27:34
And here folks, this issue is important
00:27:37
we observe Who is the author who
00:27:38
he's asking, it's a little question of
00:27:41
Navy 2018 let's see according to Linde
00:27:44
and collaborators
00:27:47
in 2010, root cementum is a tissue
00:27:50
mineralized
00:27:51
specialist coating surfaces
00:27:53
roots on this tissue is correct
00:27:57
state that the alternative contains vessels
00:28:00
non-personal innervated EA blood
00:28:02
contains blood vessels and is not innervated
00:28:05
undergoes absorption remodeling
00:28:07
lifelong physiological for Linde
00:28:10
he does not undergo remodeling he does not suffer
00:28:12
physiological reabsorption throughout life
00:28:14
its mineral portion is formed
00:28:17
mainly hydroxyapatite which
00:28:19
corresponds to approximately
00:28:21
65 percent of your weight for Linde this
00:28:25
Here it is correct, ok then, wow
00:28:26
alternative here is our template
00:28:28
question is the letter C let's see
00:28:31
his alternative in the apical third of
00:28:33
roots and furcation areas is
00:28:35
fiber cellular cementum present
00:28:39
get into droughts, people, we
00:28:41
You already saw the little question he gave, right?
00:28:42
this seed to the cell phone and certified
00:28:47
myth
00:28:50
and the cement becomes considerably
00:28:53
wider in the cervical portion, not here
00:28:55
otherwise, folks, it becomes more
00:28:57
wide in the apical portion our template
00:29:00
here is alternative c
00:29:02
I thought one here guys that we
00:29:04
replied as the link says because
00:29:07
mine is my question asked so that
00:29:09
I responded according to Linde about the
00:29:11
olindio carranza cement he has some
00:29:13
divergences so I posted it here on
00:29:15
our next slide then you arrest
00:29:18
the screen too so there is no confusion
00:29:20
because if my white girl had
00:29:21
asked as I frown
00:29:22
Could you respond as per the link?
00:29:24
because they have differences in this
00:29:26
In this regard, it is beyond a
00:29:28
cement
00:29:29
does not contain blood and lymphatic vessels
00:29:32
has no innervation and does not suffer
00:29:34
physiological reabsorption remodeling however
00:29:37
It is characterized by the formation
00:29:39
continuous throughout life this here for
00:29:42
beautiful now already frowning that Nilma and
00:29:44
collaborators he suggests that he to a
00:29:46
reabsorption So if this question had
00:29:49
asked me according to the frown I
00:29:51
I should have responded, wouldn't that be it?
00:29:53
my correct answer the question would be
00:29:55
different but I couldn't answer
00:29:56
saying that he is not that he is in the case
00:30:00
there would be no reabsorption
00:30:02
life because Carlos considers that
00:30:05
it is a reduction in its mineral portion
00:30:08
formed mainly from hydroxyapatite
00:30:09
which corresponds approximately
00:30:12
65 percent of your weight this is
00:30:14
for me to type
00:30:16
and for none and collaborators the
00:30:18
carranza the mineral portion would be 45 to
00:30:22
60 percent
00:30:23
once again guys, look what's up
00:30:27
being charged What is the reference, right?
00:30:29
of proof that we can make mistakes
00:30:31
a question out of nonsense
00:30:33
consider the author wrong Okay then
00:30:36
That's why I asked this question
00:30:37
catch your attention in many
00:30:39
proof doesn't happen, that's right, but if
00:30:43
If it happens, notice and see and
00:30:46
answer according to the correct author
00:30:50
and let's see the mass the next question
00:30:52
then bank
00:30:55
mts-2019 City Hall of Bom Resto Minas
00:30:59
General test for dental surgeon
00:31:02
and furcation lesions are classified
00:31:05
according to the degree of commitment
00:31:06
in the gallows area in
00:31:09
first item grade one loss of support
00:31:12
horizontal that does not exceed one third
00:31:14
of the extent of the Fuga grade two area
00:31:16
loss of horizontal support that
00:31:19
exceeds a third of the area's extension
00:31:21
from strength grade 3 loss of support
00:31:24
horizontal that exceeds two thirds of the
00:31:27
extent of the seal's area, mark the
00:31:29
correct alternative so let's go
00:31:31
first personal item is right grade one
00:31:33
It's true loss of horizontal support that
00:31:36
does not exceed a third of the length of the
00:31:38
gallows degree two loss of support
00:31:41
horizontal that exceeds a third of the
00:31:44
extension of the gallows area now grade 3
00:31:46
It wasn't wrong, right?
00:31:49
wrong, sorry, grade 3 guys is escape
00:31:52
side by side
00:31:55
Ah, this classification is the classification
00:31:58
from hampi, you have to take it into consideration
00:32:01
3rd of Beetle we will see what it has
00:32:04
another rating you
00:32:05
classification of Um what is in the
00:32:06
lindy's book the car in which he puts the
00:32:08
classification
00:32:10
and the car places the classification of
00:32:12
glickman that we have, we take it into
00:32:14
consideration are four degrees of furcation to
00:32:16
We'll review it too, okay?
00:32:17
so just so we don't forget
00:32:21
the classification here and here is wrong
00:32:25
because it exceeds two thirds for more
00:32:27
which actually surpasses these two ter
00:32:29
these the classification actually says is that it is
00:32:31
side by side is our template
00:32:33
letter B because only items 1 and 2 are
00:32:35
correct, item 3 is not correct, okay?
00:32:38
so let's see here I put it here for
00:32:40
we review classification for the
00:32:42
furcation involvement according to Ramp
00:32:44
Remembering Ramp is in Lindy's book
00:32:48
Hi, is it class or horizontal loss of
00:32:51
non-series one support fabrics
00:32:53
third of tooth width Class 2 loss
00:32:57
horizontal of the support fabrics that
00:32:58
it exceeds one third of the width of the tooth
00:33:01
but it does not cover the entire width of this
00:33:04
little and grade 3 which is what he put
00:33:07
wrong
00:33:08
the alternative is horizontal destruction
00:33:11
from one side to the other, so what
00:33:14
he put it here, the white one is beyond
00:33:16
two thirds of the length for more than
00:33:18
Clean that can overtake it is not there
00:33:19
on the side is
00:33:21
good then that's why our grade 3
00:33:23
there it was wrong this is the classification
00:33:25
according to rap
00:33:28
and the classification that a book of
00:33:30
carranza usa nexus no collaborators
00:33:32
use is that is the classification of
00:33:34
glitter kill her in the rankings
00:33:36
a little more complex who wants to give
00:33:38
take a look and even we don't
00:33:40
There's a lot of time here to put
00:33:42
everything but this classification came out
00:33:44
our PDF but it is also in the book
00:33:46
New killed carranza
00:33:48
Hi, and there are figures there, anyway, she is one
00:33:50
classification that she takes a little
00:33:53
The most complex thing to take into consideration is
00:33:56
will double 1 to degree 4 will give a
00:33:58
revised in which brief in the Degree is the
00:34:01
incipient stage or early severe
00:34:03
this name here because it might help
00:34:06
much time to resolve issues
00:34:07
that he if they put remember
00:34:09
According to Lima, it is with a bag for
00:34:13
bone and affects the soft tissue loss
00:34:16
bone may have occurred with the increase in
00:34:19
probing depth and normally
00:34:21
no changes found
00:34:22
radiographic This is the climate they consider
00:34:25
as a degree, already degree two, it can affect
00:34:28
one or more of the same tooth at a
00:34:31
defined horizontal loss is already what the
00:34:32
we don't have the degree, it's a part of the
00:34:35
alveolar bone remains attached
00:34:37
mode there is no communication between multiple
00:34:40
grade 3 defects the bone is not attached
00:34:44
in the ceiling region
00:34:47
hangman and there may be soft tissue
00:34:50
to fill the openings like I have
00:34:51
This soft tissue isn't filling
00:34:53
opening I may not be able to, right?
00:34:55
that the probe cannot do it, right?
00:34:58
moment the probe right times it can be
00:35:00
that she can't pass
00:35:02
completely through this force and
00:35:05
last grade 4 the interdental bone was
00:35:08
destroyed and the soft tissues have retracted
00:35:10
currently that's what we have here, that's it
00:35:12
in grade 3 fabric moments Manda he can
00:35:14
to be covering this area we do not
00:35:16
can you do a survey
00:35:17
complete, right through this little but then
00:35:20
in grade 4 we will see that we already have
00:35:22
this destruction of soft tissues and they
00:35:25
leave the opening clinically visible and
00:35:26
the probe it easily occupies it passes
00:35:30
about
00:35:32
and again guys notice
00:35:35
Who is the author? Which author is this?
00:35:37
being asked the question of are you
00:35:40
that we see is suddenly the white one
00:35:42
can you put the rating
00:35:44
flu but put 3° it can put the
00:35:47
classification according to Ramp and place
00:35:50
is four degrees in order to confuse the
00:35:52
candidate we will see here at na
00:35:54
next question and how it happens sometimes
00:35:56
let's come back here let's resolve our issue
00:35:59
next question
00:36:03
and it is a question of the 2016 Navy the
00:36:07
therapy method proposed by Vinde a
00:36:10
we can understand that who is who is
00:36:13
Being requested, right? This is the free book.
00:36:16
so here on top of mine
00:36:18
alternatives I have to focus on
00:36:20
one two and three which is normally this is
00:36:24
currently is what the classification is
00:36:26
How beautiful you use it, right? What is the classification?
00:36:29
from hampi so in my question after
00:36:31
eliminate the house in the alternatives have
00:36:33
As we see here in China, I already
00:36:35
I can delete it because the link tells me
00:36:37
of three types of
00:36:39
furcation defect is continuing
00:36:42
includes furcation plasty is indicated
00:36:44
to what degrees of involvement of
00:36:46
little alternative grade 1 and 2 alternative
00:36:50
B grade 1 and 3 alternatively be grade two and
00:36:53
three Grade 3 and 4 alternative and
00:36:57
alternative and grades 2 and 4 is what I
00:37:00
I told people that we could
00:37:01
eliminate d and E why why
00:37:04
again the beauty he uses
00:37:07
rap rating
00:37:09
There's only 3rd, what's the alternative?
00:37:12
correct here as correct alternative is
00:37:15
the alternative
00:37:17
my approaches or the approaches of
00:37:20
treatment here in accordance with the purpose of
00:37:23
recommends it to be gradual, okay?
00:37:26
I put it here so we can make one
00:37:27
little review
00:37:29
he usually does one, right?
00:37:32
as the escape goes
00:37:33
increasing according to our defect
00:37:35
As he increases, he puts one
00:37:37
treatment approach that is not as
00:37:39
conservative right so let's see
00:37:41
different therapy method are
00:37:43
recommended according to the
00:37:45
commitment of the element being to
00:37:47
degree force, it's a force in
00:37:50
Theoretically beginner Initial scraping
00:37:53
and root planing and sealplasty
00:37:55
He asked me there regarding the plasty issue
00:37:57
seal grade a little to grade two plasty
00:38:01
by force here we have already killed the issue
00:38:03
there is grade 1 and grade 2
00:38:05
tunneling root reception extraction
00:38:09
Guided tissue regeneration in
00:38:12
lower molars this Regeneration and
00:38:14
Ada, it's mainly in the molars
00:38:17
inferior due to the defect that is a
00:38:18
defect that it is predisposes us
00:38:22
has a better result that's why he
00:38:23
places lower molars and now at least
00:38:25
degree involvement because it is degree 3 that
00:38:27
the one to line side by side the
00:38:29
recommended room tunneling methods
00:38:31
root reception AND tooth extraction
00:38:42
and this personal issue that we will
00:38:44
come now I put for those
00:38:45
people who are not very familiar
00:38:46
with the processes for the instruments
00:38:48
Surgical procedures are not common and there are people
00:38:51
who undergo surgery, there are people who stay longer
00:38:53
in other areas but this is not uncommon
00:38:55
we look at issues like this
00:38:57
So the candidate is situated, right?
00:39:00
is very familiar with the part
00:39:01
surgery that you are not very used to
00:39:03
dealing with surgical instruments is
00:39:05
interesting for you to record the figures
00:39:06
of books, because here we go
00:39:08
see this little issue that was a
00:39:10
little question about Vunesp 2019 here from
00:39:13
Morro Agudo a test for specialist
00:39:15
for periodontal surgical procedures to
00:39:18
correct choice of scalpel blade
00:39:19
for the proposed procedure is
00:39:22
fundamental importance
00:39:24
and the disposable blades below
00:39:27
left to right are the numbers
00:39:29
So guys, what's our alternative?
00:39:31
would be the alternative
00:39:33
2212 Delta 12
00:39:37
1215 c e 15 alternative B 22 12 of 12 15
00:39:44
and 15 cê alternative be 11 15 15 cê
00:39:50
12:12 alternative of 11 12 12 of 15 and
00:39:57
15 cê and alternative and eleven twelve of
00:40:01
1215 c and 15 here guys is ours
00:40:05
our disable is the lyrics of this
00:40:07
figure she is the same figure that is
00:40:09
in the toast book this is what it was
00:40:11
taken from lindy's book so just the
00:40:13
candidate who doesn't have much
00:40:14
familiarity with the surgical part, right?
00:40:16
doesn't stop
00:40:18
take a look at these figures that
00:40:21
address the instrumentals as well as the
00:40:23
instrumentals and non-instrumentals
00:40:25
surgical Why does it just happen
00:40:27
the bank extracted this photo and posted it
00:40:31
see if the candidate knows I don't
00:40:33
identify what types of blades
00:40:35
that are present here in this figure,
00:40:38
then we observe that there are 11
00:40:40
where is she, her taste vertically
00:40:44
12 to 12 of them have differences, it's not one
00:40:47
modification to 12 Delta of blade 12 and
00:40:50
at 15 EA 15c these last ones here then
00:40:53
Guys, don't forget to take a look
00:40:55
So in case you are not familiar
00:40:57
with the types of blades, it's not the
00:40:59
first question that appears this is a
00:41:01
test for Vunesp banking specialist
00:41:03
here in Morro Agudo
00:41:07
smoking
00:41:09
smoking diabetes risk factors
00:41:12
then for periodontal diseases it falls
00:41:14
many other topics that have fallen
00:41:16
quite It is the psychosocial stress that
00:41:18
It's on the rise but it's also falling now
00:41:20
there is no way to go to the personal test without
00:41:22
Know the basics of smoking and diabetes
00:41:25
because this is the right question, no
00:41:27
How can we not know if items that
00:41:30
here are some questions
00:41:31
for us content review
00:41:34
I was there to work on Náutico 2018
00:41:37
smoking is considered an important
00:41:39
risk factor for periodontal disease
00:41:41
It can be said that one of the
00:41:43
characteristics of tobacco influence
00:41:45
in inflammatory periodontal disease is that
00:41:47
alternative to the same prevalence of
00:41:50
necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis in
00:41:52
smoking and non-smoking is not personal
00:41:55
There is not
00:41:58
and we know that smoking is a
00:42:00
super important risk factor
00:42:02
As a rule, all periodontal disease is
00:42:04
will be more severe in patients
00:42:06
smokers, right? Because of
00:42:09
cigarette it will cause a change
00:42:11
in this patient in this patient's response
00:42:13
patient he will have a disease
00:42:15
periodontal exacerbation in general
00:42:17
so if I compare a smoker or not
00:42:19
smoker there is no way I can say that the
00:42:21
smoker, he has one, right?
00:42:24
prevalence of periodontal diseases
00:42:27
we're going to be right
00:42:29
alternative B, smokers present
00:42:32
a greater amount of gingival fluid
00:42:35
during the development of gingivitis
00:42:36
It's not personal here the smoker has a
00:42:40
less amount of gingival fluid
00:42:42
during the development of gingivitis
00:42:48
and smokers have a number
00:42:50
reduced leukocytes therefore less
00:42:53
cells migrate to the bursa groove
00:42:56
periodontal correct, this is correct
00:42:58
right guys, he really has the
00:43:00
smokers have a reduced number of
00:43:02
leukocytes are so fewer cells will
00:43:04
arrive at that location to combat the
00:43:06
our our periodontal disease
00:43:09
smokers have more clinical signs
00:43:12
of inflammation such as bleeding
00:43:14
sounding and sounding depth
00:43:15
altered compared to non-smokers
00:43:18
right guys, whoever runs the clinic knows
00:43:21
that smokers normally have
00:43:23
a periodontium does not bleed
00:43:27
Normally we don't look sometimes
00:43:28
seems like something healthy depending on the
00:43:30
Clinical level of insertion there of the loss
00:43:32
of insertion that the patient has Sometimes
00:43:34
the patient smokes and we observe that
00:43:36
he is, right, he has those gums that
00:43:38
it doesn't bleed because it has a
00:43:40
Vasoconstriction is caused by smoking
00:43:42
and therefore clinical signs of inflammation
00:43:44
they are actually less pronounced
00:43:47
in patients with and
00:43:49
let us know that there is more
00:43:51
probing depth
00:43:52
It certainly is And besides the biggest loss
00:43:57
right insertion
00:43:59
And so our template here is the letter c
00:44:07
The
00:44:08
next question here guys 2017 us
00:44:11
we had a reclassification of diseases
00:44:14
periodontals Okay, so as soon as the
00:44:16
We have it in our base books, right?
00:44:19
from the conceptual part that you frown on
00:44:21
Indy we still don't have the
00:44:23
new classification, right?
00:44:24
of New classification classification Hence
00:44:26
I learned in 2017 so it may be that the
00:44:29
proofs even though they will charge so much
00:44:31
the old classification regarding class
00:44:34
99, right about the current classification
00:44:36
click to make it clear Here is here in this
00:44:39
issue of Aeronautics that was 2019 he
00:44:41
Are you asking about periodontitis?
00:44:42
aggressive in the new classification of
00:44:45
periodontal diseases and periodontitis
00:44:47
aggressive she no longer exists I want
00:44:49
count chronic and aggressive ok she was
00:44:51
unified they only exist within a
00:44:52
group called periodontitis has some
00:44:55
Maybe in your test they ask you
00:44:57
according to the classification of 99 is the
00:44:59
we will respond and new alternative
00:45:01
have aggressive and chronic periodontitis
00:45:04
It may be that she comes into compliance with the
00:45:07
our statement of the question in accordance with
00:45:09
Let the question ask now if she asks
00:45:12
According to the 2017 classification, we
00:45:14
no longer have chronic parodontitis and
00:45:16
aggressive in isolated groups Okay
00:45:18
So we can't answer
00:45:19
as per the new classification, no
00:45:23
can respond to the chronic mount and
00:45:25
aggressive is how we are at this stage
00:45:28
the authors are still in transition Beautiful
00:45:30
from home They didn't put it in the books You can
00:45:33
unless we have the classification
00:45:34
old may still be what they say
00:45:36
in addition to aggressive periodontitis or because
00:45:38
It's there in the books, right?
00:45:40
questions can still address this
00:45:42
content that's why I brought us
00:45:44
You have to know that there will be a period of
00:45:46
transition there until it actually hits the newsstands
00:45:48
she doesn't eliminate from pearl otitis
00:45:52
aggressive and chronic parodontitis, I have
00:45:54
pay close attention to this
00:45:56
It is
00:45:57
So far we haven't. It could be that
00:46:00
drop questions I just want to make it clear
00:46:02
that the stone doesn't attack you, it doesn't
00:46:05
part, right? as an isolated group of the
00:46:08
new classification of 2017 this question
00:46:12
of the Air Force
00:46:14
2019 is worth fighting aggressively
00:46:17
Generalized is a serious form of the disease
00:46:20
inflammatory periodontal disease that presents
00:46:22
some important features for
00:46:24
the correct identification of the disease
00:46:26
Early diagnosis is essential for the
00:46:29
establishment of the treatment plan and
00:46:31
determining the prognosis Which of the
00:46:33
alternatives below presents a
00:46:35
characteristic of periodontitis here
00:46:37
widespread reminding diseases
00:46:40
aggressive periodontal disease
00:46:43
forgiveness
00:46:44
and there are two types
00:46:48
islocated
00:46:51
And then generalized is about what it is
00:46:54
white asked, she asked for general, okay?
00:46:57
sufficient antibody response
00:46:59
serum against infectious agents
00:47:03
It's not personal, we have this
00:47:05
here enough in periodontitis
00:47:08
localized aggressive
00:47:11
the pronounced episodic nature of
00:47:13
destruction of alveolar bone insertion
00:47:15
That's right, this is part of the skin
00:47:18
Generalized aggressive tititis
00:47:21
higher incidence in people under
00:47:23
20 years as it does not affect elderly people older than
00:47:26
age whenever we have here, no
00:47:28
It is
00:47:30
So active things, right? We have to
00:47:33
keep an eye on this issue
00:47:35
alternative right because it can happen
00:47:37
It's not normal but this could be where
00:47:40
this happens, but here normally the
00:47:43
incidence in people under 30 years of age
00:47:46
The
00:47:47
Affected interproximal attachment loss
00:47:50
at least 2 permanent teeth
00:47:52
including the incisors and first
00:47:54
molars that asked for generalized ok
00:47:56
because the characteristic at least 2
00:47:58
teeth of the Umtiti Pearl located in the
00:48:01
party we will see on the slide here
00:48:03
that I reviewed this content
00:48:04
that our feedback here
00:48:07
alternative B
00:48:09
Good
00:48:11
Let's go and review periodontitis
00:48:15
localized aggressive
00:48:16
circumpubertal involvement
00:48:18
presentation will be located at
00:48:21
first molars neighborhood incisors with
00:48:22
loss of interproximal attachment in fur
00:48:25
least two permanent teeth, one being
00:48:28
of them the first there involving no more
00:48:30
than 2 teeth beyond the first molars
00:48:33
And incisively what we saw there once
00:48:35
strong serum antibody response
00:48:37
to infectious agents this tightens a
00:48:40
localized aggressive chat
00:48:44
It is generalized generally affects people
00:48:46
under 30 years of age then what the
00:48:49
we saw the issue but the patients are
00:48:52
the issue there may be older
00:48:53
stated that it cannot be done when we
00:48:55
he puts it here she can't rate it like that
00:48:57
She, right, she puts it in a very
00:49:00
taxing we have to pay attention
00:49:01
In this alternative, it is generally
00:49:03
less than 30 years old but she doesn't
00:49:05
patients may be older at all
00:49:07
prevents him from being a little older
00:49:08
now it's her insertion loss
00:49:11
widespread affecting at least three
00:49:13
teeth
00:49:15
three teeth in addition to the first molars and
00:49:18
of the incisors we saw in the question
00:49:20
right, that was correct, episodic nature
00:49:22
pronounced destruction of insertion and
00:49:24
of the alveolar bone and the answer is
00:49:26
insufficient
00:49:28
of serum antibodies, the agents
00:49:30
infective little question of periodontitis
00:49:33
aggressive tends to fall a lot, it's still okay
00:49:36
Even though she doesn't have us anymore in the new
00:49:39
rating drops a lot and
00:49:42
Andthere
00:49:44
and now let's see here is a question
00:49:46
There was Deserta that the Vunesp bank is
00:49:49
Localized aggressive periodontitis is
00:49:51
associated with a high prevalence of
00:49:53
pathogens of the pathogen Forgiveness
00:49:56
It is in this SP aggregatibacter
00:49:59
actinomycetemcomitans
00:50:00
high
00:50:02
actinomyces naeslundii
00:50:04
see it in her pavura streptococcus mitis
00:50:07
What would be our alternative here?
00:50:09
guys, we alternative the letter B right a
00:50:12
aggressive periodontitis localized to
00:50:14
we have a predominance of
00:50:15
aggregatibacter actinomycetemcomitans is
00:50:19
And she looks like this, right? This pathogen looks like
00:50:22
for gifts in all locations were
00:50:23
aggressive ti located him then him
00:50:26
I accept it as our main thing is
00:50:29
etiological agent in the majority but not
00:50:32
all of the not all cases of the empire
00:50:35
during aggressive to generalized
00:50:36
then he is more he is accepted as a
00:50:38
period is common for the gift one
00:50:41
microorganism is predominant in
00:50:44
localized aggressive periodontitis, right?
00:50:46
not in all cases of widespread and
00:50:49
the aggregatibacter actinomycetemcomitans
00:50:52
It's a question of 2011 is it still charging
00:50:55
aggressive parodontitis
00:51:00
Okay, let's go next question
00:51:03
this part of
00:51:06
hyperplasia that we will now see in
00:51:08
personal medication issue falls
00:51:10
Too much, I saw a lot, I selected one
00:51:12
a question there yes All newsstands
00:51:14
they normally charge this increase folks
00:51:16
Come back, we're going to come here now
00:51:18
certain test of Aeronautics 2020 a
00:51:21
surprising amount of medicines
00:51:23
for the relief of human diseases law
00:51:25
good observation of new effects
00:51:27
collaterals in the oral cavity within the
00:51:29
drugs that can cause an increase in
00:51:32
gingival volume are let's go
00:51:34
alternative channel blockers
00:51:36
sodium
00:51:37
antidepressants and antiretrovirals here
00:51:40
Guys, the bank did well
00:51:43
and she was really naughty here, right?
00:51:45
sodium channel blockers this here
00:51:48
she did to confuse the candidate
00:51:49
sodium channel blockers are the
00:51:50
antiarrhythmics antiarrhythmics So it's
00:51:54
I don't have ductus hyperplasia
00:51:56
sodium I have hyperplasia with a
00:51:57
calcium channel ok so she did this
00:51:59
confusion here to see if she catches the
00:52:01
that since she didn't put one
00:52:03
alternative she put in some
00:52:05
antidepressants and antiretrovirals are not
00:52:08
a printer light like this
00:52:10
steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs are not
00:52:12
alternative antihypertensives
00:52:15
channel blocker anticoagulants
00:52:17
sodium and antihistamines go sodium here
00:52:19
again and I have active that it is the
00:52:21
our template
00:52:22
channel blocker anticonvulsants
00:52:24
calcium and immunosuppressants, then
00:52:28
Don't forget here that it is calcium and not
00:52:30
sodium the bank did this with the intention of
00:52:32
confuse the candidate because the
00:52:34
competitive he is he is hasty he is already
00:52:36
I saw a blocker there, he already wants it
00:52:39
Do you want to put it, okay, then let's have it
00:52:41
Pay attention here, it's a channel blocker
00:52:43
of calcium, then our answer sheet
00:52:45
D Let's do a review sometimes, okay?
00:52:48
Guys, she has been asking so much for the type of
00:52:50
medicine when asking for the name only
00:52:52
I put it here, I've seen questions that
00:52:54
for example, they asked to stay
00:52:56
phenytoin or lose some type of
00:52:59
the name of the medication is then
00:53:00
interesting for us to know both
00:53:02
increase you have well differentiated by
00:53:04
pharmaceuticals so he is mainly
00:53:06
associated with anticonvulsants, there is
00:53:09
We have phenytoin sodium valproate
00:53:12
to suppressive immunosuppressants
00:53:15
cyclosporine and blocking agents
00:53:17
calcium channel here guys calcium
00:53:20
Remembering the calcium channel and not
00:53:22
sodium channel has made me Pina and Vera
00:53:25
for a thousand
00:53:32
and here again asking to give a kit
00:53:35
Chronicle is Remembering no longer exists
00:53:38
this this isolated group in the new
00:53:40
classification But it is a question here of
00:53:42
2019 still charged Maybe so
00:53:45
charged this will still use this
00:53:47
recurring will appear
00:53:49
The 2019 Aeronautics question analysis
00:53:53
the following statements about the
00:53:55
pearls chronic otitis the mild form of
00:53:58
disease presents 1 to 2 MM loss of
00:54:01
Clinical insertion, light form, right
00:54:05
localized form
00:54:07
presents less than thirty percent of
00:54:10
sites affected by periodontal disease
00:54:12
also sure, less than 30
00:54:15
localized local factors and diseases
00:54:18
systemic influences on
00:54:21
This form of periodontitis is correct, right?
00:54:23
personal local factors diseases
00:54:25
systemic issues, not smoking, his diabetes
00:54:28
has an influence on this form of
00:54:30
periodontitis thus generally present
00:54:33
progression rates
00:54:35
slow and moderate disease rarely a
00:54:38
rapid progression rate is ok
00:54:40
Rarely may she have but
00:54:42
This is rare, so our template
00:54:44
here they are that right all
00:54:46
alternatives
00:54:50
our answer sheet letter D are all
00:54:53
Alright let's review the main points
00:54:54
here it is about chronic periodontitis
00:54:58
classified in localized When least
00:55:02
thirty percent of the sites are
00:55:03
affected and widespread when this
00:55:06
thirty percent book it is exceeded
00:55:08
then the gravity of what we saw there
00:55:10
on the issue of chronic periodontitis in
00:55:12
site level it can be classified
00:55:15
Based on the level of degree of loss of
00:55:17
Light insertion that's what the question
00:55:19
asked for a two millimeter moderate
00:55:21
when I have 3 to 4 MM and it's serious
00:55:24
when I have more than 5 mm Remembering
00:55:26
that the systemic issues here
00:55:28
understand the influence of smoking
00:55:31
diabetes they can change the degree in them
00:55:34
they can also modify this
00:55:36
chronic periodontal disease
00:55:43
and now that a little question from 2018
00:55:46
talking about insertion loss let's
00:55:48
see aeronautics 2018 the loss of insertion
00:55:51
it is a component it is an important piece of data
00:55:54
Periodontal clinic it can be measured
00:55:57
by the distance between the epithelium
00:55:59
junctional EA personal gingival margin
00:56:01
junctional epithelium that we see are
00:56:03
logically I can see what
00:56:04
I want junctional doing a survey, no
00:56:07
right, so here we are going to eliminate the
00:56:10
cementoenamel junction to gingival margin
00:56:11
if I if I put a probe there in
00:56:14
cement-enamel junction goes to mine
00:56:16
gingival margin I will have the level of
00:56:18
insertion, no, loss of extension, no
00:56:21
I can go there, right when am I going to do it?
00:56:24
a measurement from the cementoenamel junction to
00:56:26
my margin I can see if I have
00:56:27
a retraction or if I have one
00:56:29
hyperplasia, right, I can do the most
00:56:31
this calculation now insertion loss does not
00:56:33
there is a gingival margin and the bottom of the pocket
00:56:36
periodontal, not personal, he's me
00:56:38
asking here for insertion loss if I
00:56:41
measure the gingival margin
00:56:43
and this bag I will have mine
00:56:44
depth
00:56:46
is welding
00:56:52
and now the cemento-enamel junction to the
00:56:55
bottom of the periodontal pocket groove
00:56:57
I'm sure my answer is that the lyrics
00:56:59
Usually people are in doubt
00:57:01
between this one here if I make the measurement
00:57:03
from the shore, from that shore, to the bottom of the
00:57:05
scholarship I will have how long to poll
00:57:07
but not necessarily how much I asked for
00:57:09
right when I have insertion loss
00:57:10
clinic for this I have to have one
00:57:12
fixed point that the cementoenamel junction
00:57:14
And then I have my measure of loss
00:57:18
insertion template then in our
00:57:20
question letter d
00:57:25
the other subject that there is a lot is
00:57:27
personal diabetes test from the Air Force
00:57:29
2019
00:57:31
the patient with diabetes mellitus are
00:57:33
subject to various changes in
00:57:35
oral microbiota among such changes
00:57:37
individuals with this disease can
00:57:40
present a greater predominance of
00:57:42
letter e paste letter B porphyromonas
00:57:45
gingivalis letters and Candida albicans and
00:57:48
aggregatibacter lyrics
00:57:50
actinomycetemcomitans
00:57:51
staff, patients with
00:57:53
diabetes normally the patient
00:57:55
decompensated diabetic he has a
00:57:58
greater predominance of Cândido de
00:58:00
candidiasis is that Candida albicans is
00:58:03
caused by the fungus Candida albicans
00:58:04
it has a greater predominance due to
00:58:07
to the changes that occur in the patient
00:58:09
compensated diabetic, so it's a lot
00:58:11
common Candida albicans here is ours
00:58:13
template
00:58:17
It's another one about diabetes too
00:58:20
it rains in the test, like I said before
00:58:21
diabetes rises in exchange for us 2019 in
00:58:24
relation to the individual's tissue response
00:58:26
diabetics a Consider the following
00:58:29
affirmative, there is an increase in
00:58:31
collagenase activity from
00:58:34
polymorphus nuclear neutrophils
00:58:37
Alright guys I got a raise
00:58:39
collagenase activity collagenase she
00:58:40
it will cause collagen degradation then
00:58:43
in decompensated diabetic patients
00:58:44
mainly we will have a greater
00:58:47
predominance in greater degradation of the
00:58:49
collagen the gingival fluid presents
00:58:51
higher prostaglandin E2 levels
00:58:54
interleukin-1 correct also guys
00:58:57
next big one, right two and interleukin
00:58:59
1 They are pro-inflammatory cytokines
00:59:02
that they are exacerbated in patients
00:59:04
diabetics too, so we will have
00:59:06
automatically a higher level, right?
00:59:11
fluid of the tests of the general
00:59:13
pro-inflammatory cytokines and in general
00:59:15
here in the case she is asking here
00:59:17
the great law two of understood but the
00:59:20
we will see an increase in proliferation
00:59:22
growth and synthesis of Matrix by
00:59:24
periodontal ligament fibroblasts here
00:59:27
It's not personal if we have it
00:59:29
in addition to greater activity in the
00:59:31
collagenase to break down the
00:59:32
collagen we will have a decrease
00:59:34
of the synthesis of this Matrix is ​​also then
00:59:37
here is a decrease this item is not
00:59:39
right it's a lot like that I think what
00:59:41
more falls, right, when in general when they
00:59:44
talk about diabetic patients
00:59:46
this relationship I put some
00:59:48
questions that we fix Okay, but this one
00:59:50
collagen care relationship it is
00:59:51
highly charged in proof of increase in
00:59:54
degradation so I put some
00:59:55
questions in our classes here for us
00:59:58
sediment this part well, reducing the
01:00:01
chemotaxis of the estate of
01:00:03
polymorphonuclear neutrophils Correct
01:00:05
This is correct here, so our
01:00:07
answer key here is the letter B because our
01:00:11
there are three, that one is wrong because the
01:00:12
we do not have an increase in proliferation
01:00:14
growth in synthesis and without us we have
01:00:16
a decrease in your password and
01:00:19
periodontal ligament fibroblasts
01:00:29
Firefighters test 2016
01:00:32
recently firefighters Federal District
01:00:35
periodontics specialist recently
01:00:37
several clinical studies show the
01:00:39
existing relationship between disease
01:00:40
periodontal and stress like I said
01:00:43
personal psychosocial stress
01:00:46
they they are very high, okay so he
01:00:49
has been falling quite often and I
01:00:51
what he is asking here in this context is
01:00:53
correct to say that
01:00:55
hello, what have I had the three psychosocial
01:00:58
it did not influence the immune system
01:01:02
right guys, he has an influence
01:01:03
on the immune system stress
01:01:05
psychosocial then the type is wrong here
01:01:08
of stress that leads to the destruction of the
01:01:10
periodontal destruction is the acute is not the
01:01:14
person doesn't have acute stress and then I
01:01:16
I'm already going to have periodontal disease
01:01:18
There we even have a relationship between
01:01:20
with your will waiting on the cross before
01:01:21
But overall here is not a peak
01:01:24
acute stress that will cause me a
01:01:25
periodontal problem is
01:01:27
the rhinestone takes to the hills in absence
01:01:30
of periodontal pathogens not stress
01:01:33
he can cause a change, okay?
01:01:36
He can walls for that guy one
01:01:38
to greater periodontal destruction
01:01:41
I want the presence of the periodontium, right?
01:01:44
remains an etiological factor
01:01:46
main and our alternative gave the
01:01:49
Stress increases cortisol production
01:01:51
which will suppress the activity of
01:01:53
neutrophils Okay, I remember
01:01:56
normally due to chronic stress, right?
01:01:58
will cause periodontal problems And then
01:02:01
with stress we have an increase in
01:02:02
production of cortisol and we will have
01:02:04
a suppression will not suppress the
01:02:06
neutrophil activity and we can
01:02:08
From then on there is a series of
01:02:10
develop a series of pathologies
01:02:12
Including associated periodontal disease
01:02:14
remembering the three chronicles
01:02:22
our answer sheet letter b
01:02:24
and now brushing
01:02:27
the doll test from City Hall
01:02:29
Atibaia the brushing technique performed
01:02:31
with circular movements most commonly
01:02:34
used for children and patients with
01:02:36
loss of motor coordination due to his
01:02:38
simplicity is the alternative technique
01:02:42
a the alternative Bass technique b a
01:02:45
alternative charter technique and
01:02:48
technique of this an alternative technique
01:02:52
of headphones and alternative and this is a
01:02:55
modified you only with the exception here of
01:02:58
phone technique, right? That technique
01:03:00
of the little ball where we are going to do the
01:03:02
hygiene of the sky inside the jaw as
01:03:03
in the jaw with circular movements
01:03:05
I cannot indicate, for example, a
01:03:08
Bass technique or a bass technique
01:03:10
charters that the patient will have to go
01:03:12
there brush make movements
01:03:13
anteroposterior, there is no such
01:03:16
possibility is then why the
01:03:18
patients who have some loss of
01:03:20
coordination in children we will
01:03:22
let them do Regeneration
01:03:24
through the ball technique here it is
01:03:26
easier Remembering the technique of
01:03:28
headphones she with
01:03:30
she with his mother the jaw in conclusion
01:03:33
It's not open, we'll sanitize it
01:03:35
maxilla and mandible with movements
01:03:37
circular so here our template is
01:03:40
the technique that the Alternative technique
01:03:43
that headphones, right? It's a more
01:03:45
easy than Remembering that all these here
01:03:47
we have a brush angle
01:03:49
we have a vibratory movement so
01:03:50
There is no technique that I will recommend
01:03:52
for a patient who has a child a
01:03:54
patient who has some loss of
01:03:56
coordination
01:04:02
the 2020 Army Test according to
01:04:05
Linde already charged São João 2018
01:04:08
What is the most common adverse event
01:04:10
of systemic therapy with Metronidazole
01:04:13
Remembering the antibiotic Metronidazole
01:04:14
widely used for periodontal disease
01:04:17
in Association mainly the
01:04:19
amoxicillin, both bactericides, and the
01:04:23
most frequent event that happens with the
01:04:25
Metronidazole let's see the alternatives
01:04:27
tongue coating letter B intolerance
01:04:30
gastrointestinal letters and neuropathy
01:04:33
peripheral and neurotoxicity letter
01:04:37
my feedback here guys what else
01:04:40
what happens is intolerance
01:04:42
gastrointestinal tongue coating, right?
01:04:44
peripheral neuropathy he even considers
01:04:46
as an event that wants to be rarer, okay?
01:04:49
he considers it as an alteration of the
01:04:51
Metronidazole, but it's something rarer, let's
01:04:55
take a look, I'll do a review
01:04:56
who about doesn't know about this one
01:04:58
Metronidazole, sorry, but above all
01:05:00
antibiotics here what it means to have an idea of
01:05:04
most common effects So how do we
01:05:06
see Metronidazole look put the
01:05:08
peripheral neuropathy and it is coating
01:05:09
lingual is like an infrequent effect
01:05:12
OK
01:05:15
and our alternative, which was, right, is a
01:05:18
common use of Metronidazole
01:05:19
gastrointestinal intolerance in addition to
01:05:22
gastrointestinal intolerance has the
01:05:25
nausea here talking about Metronidazole
01:05:27
there is nausea and the antabuse effect
01:05:29
Remembering that antabuse effect
01:05:31
effect when the patient uses the
01:05:32
Metronidazole with alcohol we have
01:05:35
an exacerbation and all the effects
01:05:38
frequency there in association with alcohol
01:05:41
it is called the antabuse effect
01:05:45
And another wasn't even called an effect
01:05:46
disulfiram, it could be that in the test
01:05:49
you you find this effect
01:05:52
side effect as a disulfiram effect
01:05:55
so again coming back here on the iPhone
01:05:57
Dazol diarrhea can also happen
01:06:00
unpleasant metallic taste come on
01:06:02
review here of penicillin is that the
01:06:04
We use penicillin a lot
01:06:09
which in general can give
01:06:10
hypersensitivity especially with
01:06:12
rashes nausea and diarrhea
01:06:15
uncommon effects toxicity
01:06:18
hematological
01:06:20
pseudomembranous colitis encephalopathy
01:06:22
Especially when used
01:06:24
ampicillin
01:06:25
and tetracyclines and intolerance
01:06:27
gastrointestinal candidiasis Remembering
01:06:30
that the effect is important that the stain
01:06:33
hypoplasia in childhood there when
01:06:34
used until eight years of age
01:06:36
nausea diarrhea and interactions with
01:06:39
oral contraceptives
01:06:41
infrequent effects
01:06:43
photosensitivity
01:06:44
hypertension nephrotoxicity
01:06:47
intracranial and lastly here from
01:06:49
Medicine that can give us rashes
01:06:52
nausea diarrhea and how it is done
01:06:54
pseudomembranous colitis and
01:06:56
hepatitis, which is it, right? And remembering that it is
01:06:59
This table was not done frequently and was
01:07:01
taken from lindy's book
01:07:08
and now folks it's a little question of
01:07:11
osteonecrosis, yes, I put one
01:07:13
question here about her classification
01:07:15
out necrosis is a subject that is in
01:07:17
high has also been heavily charged and
01:07:20
this new classification here we have
01:07:22
then I will do a brief review but
01:07:24
I asked us this question
01:07:26
know the classification of osteonecrosis OK
01:07:29
So let's take a look at Vunesp from
01:07:32
2015 Hospital das Clínicas da Faculdade
01:07:35
of Medicine at USP is a
01:07:38
Zinha question that was on the test
01:07:40
hospital dentistry but for us
01:07:42
It's going to be excellent for
01:07:44
we know the classification of
01:07:46
osteonecrosis a
01:07:48
unless and crust induced by
01:07:49
bisphosphonates what are the situations
01:07:51
following can be considered stage 2
01:07:54
letter alternatives to exposure and necrosis
01:07:57
asymptomatic bone letter B exposure
01:08:01
bone necrosis, pain, infection and presence of
01:08:03
extraoral fistula
01:08:05
alternatives and edema pain and image
01:08:08
radiographic image compatible with the levels in
01:08:10
Alternative Exposure and Bone Necrosis
01:08:13
associated with pain and infection and
01:08:16
alternative and edema pain flushing heat without
01:08:20
bone exhibition our template here
01:08:23
she asked me the bank asked me for the internship
01:08:26
2 stage two is the letter that the
01:08:29
we will have an exposure and necrosis
01:08:30
bone associated pain EA infection I will
01:08:34
project the classification of the
01:08:37
osteonecrosis so we know each
01:08:41
her degree is then Remembering the
01:08:43
related osteonecrosis of the jaw
01:08:45
to bisphosphonates it is defined as the
01:08:47
Frozen wife of bone portions
01:08:50
jaw in patients exposed to
01:08:52
bisphosphonates that persist for longer
01:08:54
8 weeks, this eight weeks here already
01:08:57
It was a matter of proof, do you have a history of
01:09:00
radiotherapy to the jaws, right?
01:09:02
otherwise we would have a great radionecrosis the stage of osteonecrosis is
01:09:06
characterized as follows in the
01:09:07
stage 0
01:09:10
and those at risk who have been treated
01:09:13
with oral or intravenous bisphosphonates
01:09:15
no necrotic or exposed bone
01:09:18
apparently or necessary
01:09:20
patients used the applications but
01:09:22
They didn't have any kind of disposition
01:09:24
no type of necrosis in stage 1 a
01:09:27
people already have necrotic bone exposed
01:09:29
and the patient is asymptomatic
01:09:31
despite having an exhibition there he did not
01:09:33
you feel nothing
01:09:34
stage two necrotic bone to exposed
01:09:37
in a patient with pain and evidence
01:09:39
infection clinic This one was the
01:09:41
answer to our question, right?
01:09:42
so she already I go the patient has the
01:09:45
necrotic bone Carla already has Condor in
01:09:47
clinical evidence of infection that
01:09:49
stage three is the final stage
01:09:52
patient has an exposed necrotic bone
01:09:54
patient is already in pain clinical evidence
01:09:57
of infection and one or more of the following
01:09:59
characteristics
01:10:00
Extraoral fistula pathological fracture
01:10:03
or osteolysis that extends to the edge
01:10:06
bottom
01:10:07
OK, so you want more internship
01:10:09
advanced has one again guys
01:10:11
Remembering
01:10:13
she goes from stage zero there is a lot
01:10:16
simple ones that go from stage one but have
01:10:18
many indexes that go from the internship
01:10:20
zero so it's important to do this
01:10:23
memorization is also that we have the
01:10:24
stage zero than that patient he
01:10:26
was treated but he had no
01:10:28
stage one two and three problem coming
01:10:31
to three the most complicated stage
01:10:37
the Fundep test management of competitions
01:10:40
2018 Itati City Hall water itatiaiuçu
01:10:44
Minas Gerais the test for surgeon
01:10:47
family health team dentist is
01:10:49
a numerical value of the relative situation
01:10:52
health of a given population
01:10:54
using a graduated scale with
01:10:57
defined extreme values
01:10:59
enabling comparisons with other
01:11:01
populations classified by the same
01:11:03
methods and criteria in Dentistry a
01:11:06
One of the most used indexes is the index
01:11:08
community periodontal care about this
01:11:10
index mark v for the alternatives
01:11:12
true and f for false
01:11:15
and this community periodontal is one of the
01:11:19
most charged indices in the
01:11:20
periodontics, not just periodontics, right, but
01:11:22
the public health part in a way
01:11:24
In general, I asked some questions
01:11:25
for us to sediment this content is
01:11:28
good for us to know is basically everything
01:11:30
about it let's go
01:11:32
our alternatives, the three of you, are just
01:11:34
Valid if you have two or more teeth
01:11:37
gifts and no indication Aunt Direction
01:11:40
it's exactly correct
01:11:43
pockets measuring 4 or 5 mm are
01:11:47
Classified as grade 4, no, right?
01:11:50
bags with 45 MM a grade 3
01:11:53
the code for bleeding after probing
01:11:56
it's one and for calculation it's two, that's right here
01:12:00
Guys, okay, we're going to see one
01:12:02
little review Alice he has it right
01:12:04
exam requires instruments
01:12:05
specifics he needs, we don't
01:12:08
Can you take a not exam?
01:12:10
like other simple animals, right?
01:12:13
you will need an instrument specific here the periodontal probe if the
01:12:16
we didn't have such a role
01:12:17
There is a possibility for us to do it
01:12:19
an exam for him that he talks about
01:12:20
specific instrument not just any
01:12:22
instrument that performs this type of examination
01:12:25
ours, so this train here is correct
01:12:28
insertion loss is one of the conditions
01:12:30
the most complete index, right?
01:12:33
the loss of extension is not because we
01:12:35
takes into account periodontal disease
01:12:36
comment the drilling depth is
01:12:39
so that's why this item is not
01:12:41
correct then ours and here true
01:12:46
it is false true true
01:12:50
and he fake then our feedback
01:12:53
the letter b
01:12:57
we're going to do a little review here of the
01:13:00
community periodontal index is
01:13:02
as beautiful puts agents
01:13:04
community needs
01:13:05
entries for the dontal it occurs from the
01:13:07
following way the division is of attention
01:13:10
divided into six remaining one in the region
01:13:13
anterior and two in the posterior region of
01:13:15
each each the need for treatment in
01:13:18
an EA sextant registered when what is
01:13:20
alternative placed when two or more
01:13:22
teeth not indicated for extraction when
01:13:26
they are present, right if only one
01:13:28
tooth remain at that moment he is
01:13:30
included in the remainder with you the survey
01:13:33
periodontal performed around everyone
01:13:35
the teeth of the sextant or certain teeth
01:13:38
index is here they put it in case the
01:13:41
in which the index is carried out in some
01:13:46
epidemiological study Finally, it may be that
01:13:48
There is only variation because he puts
01:13:50
Here yes if you are going to do a survey
01:13:52
epidemiological perhaps assessment
01:13:55
periodontal of all teeth she does not
01:13:57
be carried out Ah okay but that depends
01:13:59
of each one of each and everything in the end according to
01:14:02
were carried out in all cases only
01:14:05
The sextant's most severe measurement is
01:14:07
chosen to represent
01:14:09
beyond our measures
01:14:14
and we have to enter the code, right?
01:14:17
so we've seen it there we go
01:14:18
put take the measurements if it inside
01:14:21
of the rest, seeing if they have teeth
01:14:22
present or absent if you have less
01:14:24
dense, right? Being inside the house
01:14:26
extraction it will go into the rest
01:14:29
It's with you And then after we already
01:14:33
We already made this differentiation
01:14:35
Did you see where we need to learn?
01:14:36
take the measurement itself, right?
01:14:37
and see what the codes are I will
01:14:39
use a zero code so that they
01:14:42
the rest that don't have a scholarship don't have one
01:14:44
calculation and has no restorations with over
01:14:46
a Contour without bleeding on probing or
01:14:48
be a healthy patient, right?
01:14:50
I have no split code one it is
01:14:53
bestowed on a bagless sextant
01:14:55
restoration calculation just like in the code
01:14:58
zero is without victories with over
01:15:00
contour because he has a bleed after
01:15:02
the poll this here he has a line
01:15:04
of milk, right?
01:15:07
That's why in the question if we
01:15:09
go back
01:15:11
and he put here the code for
01:15:14
bleeding after probing 1
01:15:16
It's because we only have the presence
01:15:18
there is no bleeding here in front
01:15:21
scholarship has no calculation in the territory
01:15:22
Hotel But he has a bleed
01:15:24
survey code 2 is assigned to
01:15:27
instant if there are no bags that will be
01:15:29
3 millimeters, however, be seen in the
01:15:33
subjunctive regions dental calculus and
01:15:35
pocket plaque retention factors
01:15:37
So up to 3 mm code two goddess has the
01:15:40
calculation and plaque retention factors for
01:15:42
That's what he put there in the question that the
01:15:44
code two it is used for calculation
01:15:46
OK
01:15:50
code three represents students
01:15:52
with pockets of 4 to 5 mm this was
01:15:55
wrong in the question he put four to
01:15:57
five millimeters as code four ok and
01:15:59
our code is 3 and code four is
01:16:02
attributed to being tant that present
01:16:04
pockets of more than 6 mm or more
01:16:07
depth right then 6mm or more code
01:16:10
4
01:16:13
And besides, folks, besides us
01:16:16
carry out these surveys, right?
01:16:20
another score we can use
01:16:21
which is the score of the needs of
01:16:23
treatment is TN which we call
01:16:26
have that she will say to four and then it is
01:16:28
based on condition code
01:16:29
most severe periodontal disease of the dentition
01:16:31
complete so if I have a patient
01:16:33
that he has nothing in any of
01:16:35
remaining, isn't it worth? Hey, he'll have it
01:16:38
a zero sneaker so no need
01:16:40
of gum treatment every day is when I
01:16:43
I used code zero
01:16:45
there is none he will indicate
01:16:46
patient's need to
01:16:48
improve his hygiene, remember
01:16:51
that the code is when I call you
01:16:52
code one why do I only have one
01:16:54
associated gingivitis
01:16:56
pn2 it will indicate the need for
01:16:58
scraping, removing excess
01:17:00
restorations improving oral hygiene
01:17:03
That's when I warned you there in my
01:17:05
menstruation the code two the code and
01:17:07
three and tn3 indicates the most
01:17:10
advanced code four when I
01:17:12
I used code four need there
01:17:14
of treatment that this patient will have
01:17:15
it's going to be one of one tn3 ok
01:17:18
so there are three things here that we
01:17:21
You have to know how to do the index, right?
01:17:24
remaining, what are we going to investigate?
01:17:26
and the codes that I will use
01:17:31
Hi, what about his need for treatment?
01:17:34
which will be in my last score which is
01:17:36
the TN
01:17:41
It's another question Zinho here
01:17:44
2020 and also talks about waiting Odonto
01:17:49
community let's see a system for
01:17:51
assessment of treatment needs
01:17:53
periodontal in large groups
01:17:54
population was developed by
01:17:57
initiative of the World Organization for
01:17:59
Health
01:18:00
hi hi Nete, it's important to remember this
01:18:03
Here's what's waiting
01:18:05
community organization organized by the MS is
01:18:09
called that my people lose dentistry
01:18:11
in the Export with need or CPN in
01:18:15
in relation to communications the needs
01:18:17
periodontal marriage evaluates affirmation a
01:18:19
follow code zero corresponds to one
01:18:22
sextant without bags without calculation
01:18:24
restorations with overcontour and without
01:18:26
bleeding on probing That's right, right?
01:18:28
personal System without grants without calculation and
01:18:32
no bleeding code zero
01:18:35
code corresponds to a sextant like
01:18:38
code zero right without scholarship calculation
01:18:40
restorations with over Contorno but with
01:18:42
bleeding after proper probing
01:18:44
we saw there that it was associated with a
01:18:46
gingivitis the code is not right now
01:18:49
code 3 corresponds to a sextant
01:18:52
and with teeth with pockets measuring 5 to 6 mm in
01:18:55
non-personal depth we saw there
01:18:58
that code three let's come back here in
01:19:00
These are 4 to 5 mm pockets, right? So this one
01:19:03
my alternative here is wrong
01:19:05
because here
01:19:07
four to five liters and the code
01:19:11
four finally so here we are
01:19:14
false corresponds to a sextant with
01:19:16
teeth with pockets of 7 MM or more are 7 mm
01:19:20
It's 6mm, right? So this one is also suddenly
01:19:24
wrong so there are only Native 1 and 2 are
01:19:26
Certainly our answer sheet here
01:19:37
and now we're going to get into the part here
01:19:39
of graft, guys, this was one
01:19:42
little question from the Vunesp bank
01:19:44
Cubatão City Hall 2014
01:19:46
Classical approach to Regeneration
01:19:48
periodontal treatment in the last 30 years has been
01:19:52
use of grafts or bone substitutes in
01:19:54
repair of periodontal defects
01:19:57
grafts are generally classified according to
01:19:58
according to its original source the bone
01:20:01
inorganic bovine it is classified
01:20:03
how ali frozen dry bone graft
01:20:07
demineralized letter B a graft
01:20:10
letters and being a letter graft from one
01:20:13
autograft or letter and a bone graft
01:20:17
dry frozen Our alternative here
01:20:21
personal jigs is bovine bone is a
01:20:23
graft smell
01:20:26
and our template here will be the lyrics
01:20:28
C Let's do a little review of this
01:20:31
content is the angle fill here I
01:20:33
Could I injunct because I loved him right?
01:20:35
It's definitely the same species, but
01:20:38
genetically altered So everything that
01:20:39
I have to graft you here I just might
01:20:41
highlight, right? I was in complete doubt
01:20:44
graft or high autograft, right?
01:20:47
high then the high way only power
01:20:50
eliminate because the autograft is or
01:20:52
autologous or allogeneic, right? It's a way
01:20:54
that we remove from our area
01:20:57
same and transport it to another one, then
01:20:59
I remove from an Extra oral area or
01:21:01
enteral and I'm going to put it in myself, right?
01:21:04
high so this autograft here too
01:21:06
It's not the smell move let's review
01:21:08
here the main compounds there the
01:21:12
main
01:21:13
differences in the actions of bone grafts
01:21:16
I play it here on the screen so we can see what
01:21:18
for sure autogenous, we've already seen it
01:21:20
here is the autograft are grafts
01:21:23
transported from one place to another
01:21:26
individual i.e. me removed in my da
01:21:30
my structural area of ​​yellow in
01:21:31
floral and I put myself high, right next to
01:21:34
makes this type of graft can be of
01:21:36
side trabecular bone cortical bone and
01:21:39
colored bone marrow from the region entered
01:21:41
astral to in the graft graft carry
01:21:45
transplanted between individuals of the same
01:21:46
species but genetically different
01:21:50
and trabecular and
01:21:53
frozen bone marrow and bone
01:21:55
cold dehydrated being a graft that was
01:21:58
there the bovine bone is a way
01:22:00
taken from a donor of another species
01:22:02
our bovine bone is there in our
01:22:04
issue is a xenograft and finally the
01:22:07
alloplastic materials that are the
01:22:09
synthetic implant materials or
01:22:11
inorganics used as substitutes
01:22:13
of bone grafts So this
01:22:15
Zinha classification which is very recurrent
01:22:17
to test also sometimes they put the
01:22:19
like, right? As was the case here, I hear bovine
01:22:22
and sometimes he puts the name Neto
01:22:24
graft specifically
01:22:27
so our my belly was a smell
01:22:29
bovine bone graft because it is
01:22:31
withdrawal from a donor of another species
01:22:39
Andthere
01:22:41
the 2014 Navy issue according to
01:22:44
round 5 employees in 2010 in relation
01:22:48
to non-absorbable materials
01:22:51
used in regenerative therapy is
01:22:54
correct to say that they will see the
01:22:56
characteristics are personal for us
01:22:58
make a brief review of the
01:22:59
characteristics of these materials but the
01:23:01
purpose of this question he poses to
01:23:03
see if we if the candidate was
01:23:05
knowing if it is a characteristic of
01:23:07
non-absorbable
01:23:09
This is what we see in the Indian book
01:23:11
It is essential that the barrier material
01:23:14
be able to create and maintain a space
01:23:16
adjacent to the root surface is already
01:23:18
right and you already have our template like this
01:23:21
material that we are going to put this
01:23:22
barrier she has to create a space
01:23:23
in it we have to, in addition to creating it,
01:23:25
You have to maintain that space on the surface
01:23:28
root it can stick bullets you have to
01:23:30
have a space there for us to have later
01:23:32
ours running the changes
01:23:35
necessary cell phones there for us
01:23:37
try to have our Our Regeneration the
01:23:40
material must prevent the passage of
01:23:41
nutrients gases It's not personal
01:23:44
material cannot impede the passage of
01:23:46
nutrients gases it has to have a
01:23:48
permeability it has to allow
01:23:50
Yes, but you have to provide a fabric to the
01:23:52
tissue is expected to grow through the
01:23:55
material this fabric has to go through
01:23:57
if they cross it, it will lose its function
01:23:59
of him if he crosses or the material he
01:24:02
ends up losing its function, which is
01:24:04
maintain in this space this barrier to
01:24:08
maintenance of a space adjacent to the
01:24:09
root surface will prevent
01:24:12
invagination of ligament tissue
01:24:15
and it's not the ligament cells that I
01:24:17
I don't want it to get personal, it's the
01:24:19
skin cells that I don't want
01:24:21
arrive at the location, right?
01:24:23
ligament No, that's why this item is
01:24:25
wrong then ABC wrong for now
01:24:29
polytetrafluoroethylene membranes
01:24:31
expanded ptfe takes a reaction
01:24:34
tissue inflammatory when implanted
01:24:36
in the body, PRF membranes are
01:24:39
personal They have one of the most used
01:24:41
right And then if I'm going to put it in mine
01:24:44
patient one
01:24:46
membrane that leads to reactions
01:24:48
tissue inflammation doesn't do much
01:24:50
sense, right, so this one is wrong
01:24:52
Also my answer sheet is the letter A, let's go
01:24:56
review a little of the properties
01:24:57
of non-absorbable materials is
01:25:01
OK, so let’s see the features.
01:25:03
of the materials you didn't see, I decided, you see
01:25:06
compatibility to ensure good
01:25:08
tissue acceptance doesn’t make sense, right?
01:25:10
we put whatever material
01:25:11
incompatible that it causes a reaction
01:25:14
inflammatory or something like that he has to
01:25:17
act as a barrier to prevent
01:25:19
the types of unwanted cell types
01:25:22
enter the space adjacent to this mine
01:25:24
surface does not have to allow
01:25:26
passage of nutrients and gases must
01:25:29
there is tissue integration that
01:25:31
allows the tissue to grow towards
01:25:33
to the material without completely penetrating it
01:25:35
We have to have growth but
01:25:37
I don't have to have one, right?
01:25:38
penetration of this tissue
01:25:41
ability to create and maintain a space
01:25:43
adjacent to the root surface that
01:25:45
allows this space allows us to
01:25:47
clot formation at the interface
01:25:49
between the flap and the root surface
01:25:54
Hi babe, just characteristics of the materials
01:25:56
non-bioresorbable
01:26:01
It's a matter Zinho now of antibiotics
01:26:04
O
01:26:05
fgv-2015 tj-piaui judicial analyst
01:26:09
dentist of the indicated antibiotics
01:26:10
for the treatment of diseases
01:26:11
periodontals are those that have active
01:26:14
anticollagenase inhibiting the destruction
01:26:16
tissue and assisting in Regeneration
01:26:18
bone is alternatives to Tetracycline
01:26:23
alternative B Amoxicillin alternatives and
01:26:26
metronidazole Clindamycin alternative
01:26:30
or alternative and
01:26:32
Ciprofloxacin is that type of
01:26:34
direct question, folks, there aren't many
01:26:37
antibiotics anyway what is there when he
01:26:39
asks for periodontal disease and says that
01:26:41
it does not have anti-collagenase activity
01:26:43
It's a simple matter we don't
01:26:45
You have to think a lot, the alternative is
01:26:47
even transcycle it's not ok
01:26:49
There's not much we think or know
01:26:52
or don't know this type of question
01:26:55
the next question so let's go
01:26:57
they are drunk 2020 Vila City Hall
01:27:00
Velha Espírito Santo a test for
01:27:02
specialist in periodontics and hygiene
01:27:04
individual oral speech performed in a
01:27:06
ensures periodontal health
01:27:08
among the instruments
01:27:10
delivered for oral hygiene the brush
01:27:13
dental is the most used for removal
01:27:15
of dental plaque thinking that it is too much
01:27:16
common, right guys, yesterday a very question
01:27:19
big as soon as the bank talks talk talk
01:27:22
for the
01:27:23
candidate wasting time, right? The truth is
01:27:26
This law is okay, but normally
01:27:29
these questions here are just one
01:27:30
introduction is not to leave until the
01:27:32
candidate more nervous when he sees
01:27:33
There's a question, we're tense, right?
01:27:36
You can see there isn't much, right?
01:27:38
Lots of information here and you'll be left without yours
01:27:41
Usage depends on the design of the brush
01:27:42
patient star to use it
01:27:44
frequency, duration and technique
01:27:46
brushing This way the most
01:27:49
recommended use in case of
01:27:51
recession of the interdental papilla is the
01:27:54
technique of the technical alternative exists
01:27:57
an alternative B Bass technique
01:27:59
alternatives and charter technique
01:28:02
alternative modified base techniques
01:28:06
and modified stillman he's asking me
01:28:09
papilla recession repair case
01:28:13
interdental for personal repair of
01:28:15
papilla, the most recommended technique is
01:28:18
Charter technique is this technique for
01:28:21
tissue repair we will give a
01:28:23
take a look and review here what she
01:28:25
talk about this wound technique and there is another
01:28:27
detail that I also want to show
01:28:28
you guys, how does Charter's method work?
01:28:31
is particularly effective in cases of
01:28:33
recession of the interdental papillae
01:28:35
tips of the brush bristles can
01:28:38
penetrate the interproximal spaces and
01:28:39
It is also used by solitaires.
01:28:41
orthodontics a detail that I leave
01:28:43
Of course for you guys they
01:28:45
realize that this is a 2020 test
01:28:47
she used this one more here
01:28:49
modified the new edition of lindy
01:28:52
2018 she puts
01:28:55
and does the esteem technique and she puts
01:28:58
here is the bass technique/this one
01:29:00
modified, there's one there that she doesn't she
01:29:03
the basic characteristics are no longer available
01:29:06
modified stillman modified she
01:29:07
Put Carranza's book as one
01:29:10
he doesn't describe his chapter of
01:29:14
brushing method he does not describe
01:29:16
all techniques as described in the book
01:29:18
Indian 2018 But he still puts
01:29:23
we will see at the end he puts the
01:29:24
technique the techniques of a modified
01:29:27
Finally, what we have modified
01:29:30
linen on the other hand no it will
01:29:31
put the stillman modified base
01:29:32
modified and More/this one is modified
01:29:36
And this is the description of this technique
01:29:41
bass/stillman modified brush
01:29:44
then it is placed in a similar way
01:29:45
in the basic techniques there is one and after
01:29:49
activation of the brush head in the direction
01:29:51
anteroposterior brush head
01:29:53
then generated on the gum and the
01:29:55
pressure or cross making it possible for
01:29:57
some bristles reach the space
01:29:59
interproximal is just for us
01:30:03
and make this very clear, okay?
01:30:06
interesting until we know what the
01:30:07
modified base stillman modified but
01:30:09
is the description really that the gift of
01:30:11
it's more/modified stillman
01:30:18
to the
01:30:19
necrotizing periodontal diseases prove
01:30:22
of the Air Force 2019
01:30:26
and necrotizing periodontal diseases
01:30:30
present a constant Flora of
01:30:33
formed mainly by organisms
01:30:36
by microorganisms, sorry then
01:30:38
reminding people periodontal disease
01:30:39
necrotizing, she has a Flora, right?
01:30:43
constant microbiota and a microbiota
01:30:45
variable is the alternative
01:30:48
aggregatibacter actinomycetemcomitans and
01:30:50
treponema Palladium alternative b
01:30:52
staphylococcus aureus and aggregatibacter
01:30:55
actinomycetemcomitans the alternatives and
01:30:58
treponema SPP to put on the internet and
01:31:00
fusobacterium SP attempt to
01:31:04
glanbia
01:31:06
trachomatis
01:31:07
porphyromonas gingivalis and
01:31:09
aggregatibacter actinomycetemcomitans
01:31:12
and our template here is the letter C
01:31:14
These are the microorganisms involved
01:31:17
they are is
01:31:20
they participate as a constant
01:31:23
right, a constant microbiota we will
01:31:26
review here next What are these
01:31:29
I know there's one more here, right?
01:31:30
illness to not restful and we go
01:31:32
see also variable microbiota as well
01:31:34
So what do they say about the
01:31:37
necrotizing periodontal disease that
01:31:39
isolated microbial samples are
01:31:41
necrotizing periodontal disease lesions
01:31:43
has demonstrated a microbiota
01:31:45
constantly found and a variable
01:31:48
our question asked that I just get back
01:31:50
Here is our question, she asked
01:31:52
constant microbiota of diseases
01:31:54
necrotizing periodontals being the
01:31:56
constant composed mainly of
01:31:58
treponema
01:31:59
fusobacterium and prevotella ceremonies
01:32:02
intermediate our variable microbiota
01:32:06
it consists of a heterogeneous cluster
01:32:08
of bacterial types So if she
01:32:10
asked for the variable we had to
01:32:12
put What is to take is really her, right?
01:32:14
It's variable, right? It has a cluster, it's
01:32:18
various types of bacteria plus that
01:32:19
which is constant even in illnesses
01:32:22
periodontal are these four micro
01:32:24
necrotizing diseases are
01:32:25
these four microorganisms are
01:32:27
treponema celemony ne fusobacterium EA
01:32:30
prevotella intermedia is
01:32:35
and now let's look at a little question about
01:32:38
the treatment of this periodontal disease
01:32:40
necrotizing
01:32:43
the air to the north 2019 in relation to
01:32:46
treatment of periodontal diseases
01:32:47
necrotizing agents, it can be said that, being
01:32:50
activating manual instrumentation must be
01:32:52
preferable to ultrasonic instrumentation
01:32:54
because it is more delicate and traumatic
01:32:56
Guys, what is the Indian's book?
01:32:59
of Lindo he will recommend this part
01:33:02
periodontal disease treatment
01:33:03
necrotizing as a patient, he arrives at
01:33:06
we can go to the Clinic
01:33:08
when the patient arrives with an illness
01:33:09
necrotizing periodontal he is
01:33:11
extremely weak he has
01:33:13
inversion of papillae that bad breath
01:33:16
who has ever had the opportunity to see a
01:33:18
patient with necrotizing disease ask
01:33:20
It's a very typical case and
01:33:22
the patient is really sensitized
01:33:24
He has a series of others
01:33:26
other questions there
01:33:28
other issues involved none
01:33:31
it is necessarily possible to make a
01:33:34
debridement in this first moment, right?
01:33:35
in an ideal way because if
01:33:38
patient is sensitized, right?
01:33:40
Really there with a lot of pain, right sometimes
01:33:43
the essence of the mouth so what is beautiful
01:33:45
he frequency is that this
01:33:46
instrumentation her her preferably
01:33:48
must be done with instruments
01:33:50
irrigated ultrasonics that's why
01:33:53
here our alternative is wrong
01:33:54
because he says it is instrumentation
01:33:56
manual should generally be preferred, right?
01:33:59
What does the book recommend that this
01:34:02
instrumentation is done through
01:34:04
ultrasound
01:34:05
and oral offices should not be
01:34:09
avoided in the early stages of
01:34:11
treatment for not marking the correct
01:34:13
disease diagnosis Not personal here
01:34:16
the mouthwashes they will be used
01:34:18
like the supporting characters here why not
01:34:20
we will necessarily achieve
01:34:22
do it like when we have a
01:34:23
debridement is not ideal So the
01:34:26
offices they have, right they can
01:34:28
mainly here the hydrogen peroxide
01:34:32
o and mouthwashes with chlorhexidine
01:34:37
well then they should be avoided no
01:34:39
they should not be avoided that's why
01:34:41
This one is also wrong, it's right
01:34:43
and delineation should be avoided in
01:34:45
first sessions of treatment due to
01:34:48
to the discomfort that this is of comfortable grain
01:34:51
that instrumentation can cause in the
01:34:52
patient that should be avoided She
01:34:54
It should be done more, according to me
01:34:57
I said following those guidelines
01:35:00
we can always make one
01:35:02
properly ideal it must be realized
01:35:03
but not in that way of trying
01:35:05
remove everything, right? You have to go normally
01:35:08
according to the patient's needs
01:35:10
OK, so that's why you have
01:35:12
wrong too and alternative tip from us
01:35:14
feedback or supplementary treatment with
01:35:17
the Metronidazole that we have already seen
01:35:18
super important bactericidal antibiotic
01:35:21
for periodontal disease
01:35:22
240 milligrams three times a day has
01:35:25
demonstrated effectiveness against
01:35:26
periodontal disease microorganisms
01:35:28
necrotizing when response to therapy
01:35:30
mechanics become ineffective
01:35:33
Guys, Metronidazole really has
01:35:35
been used for this purpose and
01:35:39
This is our template, here are the lyrics
01:35:40
people are going to take a break now
01:35:43
ok And then to have a drink of water, have a drink
01:35:45
coffee for about 10 minutes
01:35:47
We're back, okay, I'll wait
01:35:48
you there
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01:50:21
Well let's go guys, returning Let's go
01:50:24
for the segment Here our questions
01:50:26
It's a little aeronautical issue for 2019.
01:50:30
design here for us to read the diseases
01:50:32
Necrotizing periodontal changes are
01:50:34
which may be confused with
01:50:36
other pathologies knowing this answer
01:50:39
Which of the following changes should be
01:50:42
considered as a diagnosis
01:50:44
ulcerative gingivitis differential
01:50:46
necrotizing
01:50:48
alternative air lichen planus alternative
01:50:51
B pyogenic granuloma alternatives and
01:50:54
Recurrent aphthous lesions and Alternative
01:50:58
acute herpetic stomatitis gingiva
01:51:01
personal the most differential diagnosis
01:51:03
important here is gum stomatitis
01:51:06
acute herpetic disease is behind
01:51:09
periodontal necrotizing whenever the
01:51:11
We think about periodontal disease
01:51:12
necrotizing despite us having a
01:51:14
characteristic well, right? This pathology is
01:51:17
quite characteristic, right?
01:51:19
breath due to Pap inversion
01:51:21
problems generally occur there
01:51:23
gum tissue is no longer a prescription
01:51:25
although it is very characteristic of
01:51:28
black periodontal diseases before the
01:51:29
we can have one as a diagnosis
01:51:32
differential the most common of them and we
01:51:34
see primary herpetic stomatitis
01:51:35
remembering caused by the hsv1 virus is the
01:51:38
her cousin-infection is gingivitis and
01:51:40
primary aesthetics the most common diagnosis
01:51:43
It's common for us to have diseases
01:51:44
necrotizing periodontals I brought one
01:51:46
table here for us
01:51:50
what was removed from the bibliography
01:51:52
Linde, she will do fine
01:51:54
These characteristics are what we
01:51:56
must be observed when making a diagnosis
01:51:57
difference between diseases
01:51:59
necrotizing periodontal disease and gingivitis is
01:52:02
primary herpetic stomatitis gingiva
01:52:04
Firstly, the etiology of the diseases
01:52:06
To avoid necrotizing, we have already seen
01:52:08
There, the microbiota participates, right?
01:52:12
What focus makes attentive to the constant against
01:52:14
variable in periodontal diseases
01:52:15
necrotizing etiology of it enter
01:52:17
bacterial gum stomatitis
01:52:19
primary herpetic resembling virus
01:52:22
hsv1 is a cousin of hiv-1 infection
01:52:28
it is usually agent Vitor Martins
01:52:30
Primary doctor is remembering your name
01:52:32
of the virus is the herpes simplex virus
01:52:35
and here simple virus, right old
01:52:37
normally in periodontal diseases
01:52:39
necrotizing diseases patients have around
01:52:41
from 15 to 30 years old, we have stomatitis
01:52:44
primary herpetic disease, she gets it right
01:52:46
children are often the car
01:52:49
this puts there up to 6 years and a
01:52:53
she has a great predominance, right?
01:52:54
child who is breastfeeding who is
01:52:56
still suckling the disease site
01:52:59
necrotizing periodontals
01:53:01
predominantly in the interdental papilla
01:53:03
it rarely happens outside the tissue
01:53:05
high gingiva, which does not occur with
01:53:07
primary herpetic stomatitis gingiva
01:53:08
that it can reach the gums
01:53:10
as the entire oral mucosa
01:53:13
regarding the symptoms of necrotic tissue and
01:53:16
ulcerated and yellowish white plaques on
01:53:18
necrotizing periodontal diseases in
01:53:21
primary herpetic stomatitis gingiva
01:53:23
we will persist in multiple vesicles that
01:53:25
they can If they break they will result
01:53:27
in small round ulcers covered with
01:53:30
a Forex fibrin network look here is the
01:53:33
bad breath is for both of us Calm down, me
01:53:37
Seeing more features here
01:53:38
necrotizing periodontal diseases is this
01:53:42
outside Forex hour he poses as a
01:53:45
bad breath
01:53:46
and moderate fever may occur but
01:53:48
necrotizing periodontal diseases and it is
01:53:50
more common to occur in the gums
01:53:53
primary herpetic stomatitis
01:53:54
duration of periodontal diseases
01:53:57
necrotizing a two days if she is
01:53:59
treated correctly AND the duration of
01:54:02
primary herpetic stomatitis gingiva
01:54:04
one two weeks
01:54:05
transmissibility of your wait is not
01:54:07
We don't have gum disease
01:54:10
primary herpetic stomatitis, right?
01:54:12
herpes simplex virus one he is he
01:54:18
Can he ar cause us first
01:54:21
sees primary herpetic stomatitis and he
01:54:23
you can later
01:54:24
normal reactivation occurred
01:54:27
in the form of cold sores Okay, but he has
01:54:30
the transmissibility of the virus
01:54:32
immunity is not sometimes due to the lack of
01:54:35
inclusion if he considers a unit
01:54:36
partial we consider a unit
01:54:39
partial gum stomatitis
01:54:41
primary herpetic
01:54:44
healing not periodontal diseases
01:54:46
necrotizing agents frequently It may be that
01:54:48
a scar occurs, right?
01:54:51
mainly these inversions of
01:54:54
baby food may be if you do not return them
01:54:55
Do not return to the normal position and they
01:54:58
I end up understanding so then some one one
01:55:01
permanence of this tissue destruction
01:55:03
which does not normally occur in the gums
01:55:05
primary herpetic stomatitis is that the
01:55:07
destruction normally have no Manente
01:55:10
but it is very important, there are many
01:55:12
questions of
01:55:13
people he primary herpetic stomatitis
01:55:15
is in the tests precisely for this reason
01:55:18
oral manifestation that it causes is
01:55:21
This diagnosis is very important
01:55:22
difference is also right
01:55:29
the 2020 Vunesp test City Hall
01:55:32
Morro Agudo São Paulo specialist and
01:55:35
for odom skin, auntie, I'll delete it here
01:55:38
I stayed ours, no
01:55:40
happens in certain situations reactions
01:55:42
inflammatory people go from origin
01:55:44
bacterial
01:55:45
viral or fungal, select the
01:55:47
alternative that contains an infection
01:55:49
virus that can cause manifestation
01:55:51
oral alternative candidosis candidosis
01:55:54
folks, it's a viral infection, no
01:55:56
fungal, right?
01:55:59
The
01:56:00
Candida albicans he has it we will
01:56:03
linear it is associated with a
01:56:06
change in
01:56:09
immunity is what they have, we will
01:56:11
winning he even puts his eyes on
01:56:12
wanting can also be associated with
01:56:15
Candida plus Candida albicans plus is the
01:56:17
that we consider that he has the
01:56:19
we go he's he's he's
01:56:21
associated with an immunological alteration
01:56:23
That's right, herpetic gingivostomatitis
01:56:25
primary is sure that our template
01:56:28
right And remembering viruses
01:56:31
hsv1 cousin-infection people he stomatitis
01:56:34
primary herpetic virus reactivation
01:56:36
when herpes simplex normally occurs
01:56:43
the right guys So our
01:56:45
answer here is already a viral infection, ok
01:56:48
just so we can see if the fungus plasmosis
01:56:52
It's so fungal background and here fibromatosis
01:56:55
age retail is a genetic disease
01:56:57
So it has nothing to do with a
01:56:59
viral infection Okay, so our
01:57:02
template here
01:57:03
alternative c
01:57:07
It's another one for one from Vunesp
01:57:10
2019 Cerquilho City Hall for
01:57:15
general dentist male patient
01:57:16
clinically healthy 14-year-old with
01:57:19
regular hygiene presents bleeding
01:57:22
gingiva in the region of the first molar
01:57:25
So let's do the following 14 years
01:57:28
given important region of the first molar
01:57:33
associated with insertion loss again
01:57:35
here loss of bone attachment
01:57:38
there is between the first and second molar to the
01:57:41
examination, no other
01:57:43
areas of bone involvement or
01:57:45
bleeding the description is compatible with
01:57:48
the alternative diagnosis came to
01:57:51
pearl chronic otitis letter B aggressive
01:57:55
localized letters and periodontitis
01:57:57
ulcerative necrotizing gingivitis letter
01:58:00
acute scaly letter C letter e pardon
01:58:03
necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis here
01:58:05
Guys, if the question is talking to me, let's go
01:58:07
pay attention to these details, be patient
01:58:10
14 years old doesn't feel young
01:58:12
clinically healthy has no
01:58:13
systemic manifestation that can cause
01:58:15
a change or a development of
01:58:18
a periodontal disease then 100 diseases
01:58:20
systemic oral hygiene Ok That's it for us
01:58:23
You need to understand if there is bleeding
01:58:25
gingiva in the first molar region Opa
01:58:27
I have a question that speaks to me
01:58:29
first molar I'm already thinking
01:58:31
because the pathologies there when we
01:58:34
has loss of extension in the first
01:58:35
molars normally we already think
01:58:37
In case of a foot disease, you don't even need it, right?
01:58:39
associated with loss of proximal attachment
01:58:41
between first and second molars
01:58:43
people already lead us to believe that it could be
01:58:47
aggressive periodontal disease is not
01:58:49
There are other areas with commitment
01:58:51
I'm going to think about chronic periodontitis
01:58:52
People don't guarantee chronic in the boy
01:58:55
14 years old without any health conditions
01:58:59
losing location in place I will
01:59:02
thinking about every 20 chronicle, right?
01:59:04
aggressive localized like this we saw
01:59:07
he is young he has a loss of
01:59:09
insertion located on the first molar
01:59:11
so I can think of one here
01:59:13
localized aggressive periodontitis that
01:59:15
It's going to be my answer, let's see
01:59:16
others were titinho to be active necrotizing
01:59:19
he said something about the invention of
01:59:20
papillae of
01:59:22
edit with a membrane covering the
01:59:25
slow costume and he said something
01:59:27
of sense inversion of papillae did not speak
01:59:30
nothing so I have no reason to believe
01:59:32
that you may have periodontitis
01:59:33
necrotizing now that gingivitis
01:59:35
acute desquamation and sera and cerati
01:59:38
It is It can't be personally what I climbed
01:59:42
here insertion loss when I have
01:59:44
insertion loss I may have one
01:59:46
gingivitis, right? I can have us associated
01:59:48
but when I tell them then I already
01:59:50
I have associated periodontal disease
01:59:51
I don't have gingivitis, right? I can, I can.
01:59:54
have a location with a loss of extension
01:59:55
that there may be people who share, yes, but
01:59:57
It won't be my diagnosis if he
01:59:59
He said he has insertion loss
02:00:00
I have to eliminate gingivitis
02:00:01
acute ulcerative and we saw it be active
02:00:04
necrotizing knows
02:00:05
So our template here for this
02:00:07
The question will be the letter B, okay?
02:00:11
localized aggressive periodontitis because
02:00:12
she found that he just told me
02:00:14
He told me that there is only there between first and
02:00:17
second molar a young patient
02:00:18
clinically healthy with regular gene
02:00:21
so I'm going to think about an aggressive one
02:00:23
localized aggressive reminding staff is
02:00:26
serious about choosing what you're talking about, loss of
02:00:29
insertion I can't put that my
02:00:32
diagnosis is only gingivitis can be
02:00:34
associate can but I have loss of
02:00:36
insertion I have periodontitis
02:00:38
I would like it here with the letter a b and c
02:00:42
necrotizing ulcerative, not like me
02:00:44
I said he didn't tell me anything about his invention
02:00:46
papillae in have a slow sign membrane
02:00:50
above is allowed chronic in the boy
02:00:53
14 years old also clinically healthy
02:00:56
This is our template here was a place
02:00:58
localized aggressive
02:01:03
the Institute to CP 2019 City Hall of
02:01:06
Victory in Espírito Santo
02:01:07
exam for periodontics specialist
02:01:09
some periodontal instruments are
02:01:12
designed for specific purposes
02:01:14
such as removing calculus, smoothing
02:01:17
root surfaces curettage of
02:01:19
gum and removal of diseased tissue in
02:01:21
relation to periodontal instruments
02:01:23
Select the correct alternative sickles
02:01:26
has a flat surface and two edges
02:01:28
sharp edges that converge at a point
02:01:30
sharp and sharp that are used only
02:01:32
for removal of subgingival calculus that
02:01:36
it was only if it is not used for calculation
02:01:39
subgingival to sickle, it is used to
02:01:41
supragingival calculus is
02:01:47
your gift Lau the horns of Grays
02:01:50
in are correctly called universal
02:01:53
The face of your blade is an angle at
02:01:55
90° cloud in relation to the lower art
02:01:57
guys Grace's curette She is not a
02:02:01
Universal horn is within the group of
02:02:03
[ __ ] we have the universal harvests
02:02:06
and the Grays harvests in ta so I don't
02:02:08
I can consider an alternative as correct
02:02:11
who tells me that Grey's horns are
02:02:13
universal, so this template is
02:02:15
alternative here is wrong that they don't
02:02:17
are universal
02:02:19
and this 90 degrees here with the harvests
02:02:22
universal the horns of Grays in 13 14
02:02:25
are recommended for anterior teeth
02:02:28
as they provide better adaptation to the
02:02:30
anatomy of this tooth group
02:02:32
Guys, the Grace horns are
02:02:34
used for posterior teeth in
02:02:37
general 11 12 13 14 that make up that
02:02:40
basic game we will come more for
02:02:42
ahead we have some
02:02:44
some modifications to the Grace horns
02:02:47
for posterior teeth I go
02:02:48
highlight the issue a little to the student
02:02:49
further ahead, but as a rule here
02:02:52
in our base game that we will
02:02:53
have the harvest 11 12 13 14 in that = 11 and
02:02:57
12 for Mesial faces to 13 14 for As
02:03:00
Faces of Such Flaws 78 for The Faces
02:03:03
proximal
02:03:05
and the curette is an instrument of choice
02:03:08
to remove subgingival calculus
02:03:10
That's right, that's right, root planing.
02:03:13
of the altered Seed and removal of the
02:03:14
soft tissue lining of the bag
02:03:16
Our answer sheet is correct, so here are the lyrics
02:03:19
d
02:03:24
Hello everyone, this question here was a
02:03:27
question of the Vunesp board of the Prova do
02:03:29
Army I considered a question well
02:03:31
complex, it's really here only those who
02:03:35
studied Who went in depth that goes
02:03:36
be able to answer this question
02:03:38
question it already addresses instruments
02:03:40
periodontal
02:03:42
relatively new the book of laughing he
02:03:45
won't put it, there's a specific one
02:03:48
thus the function of each of the crops
02:03:49
in the instrumentals he will put the
02:03:51
angle but it doesn't write, it's with
02:03:54
a lot with a lot of property, right?
02:03:56
snapper book he will put these
02:03:59
crops and he will sort not he
02:04:02
go
02:04:04
put the information
02:04:06
their characteristics, right?
02:04:09
in each of these types of
02:04:10
instrumental
02:04:11
and this question here she made a mix
02:04:14
and she was interested in knowing if
02:04:17
the candidate actually had studied
02:04:19
the reference and had connected with them in a
02:04:22
a group of relatively new curettes
02:04:24
new ones here that we have Let's see
02:04:27
alternatives then I'll tell you accordingly
02:04:29
one appearing the alternatives
02:04:32
considerations about each one at 40 Grace
02:04:35
number 15 and 16
02:04:37
has an elongated terminal stem
02:04:39
3mm and a more accentuated angulation Dessa
02:04:42
art to provide occlusal cleaning and
02:04:45
better access to all surfaces
02:04:47
later discs
02:04:50
and the frown people he puts
02:04:53
two two new groups of curettes, right?
02:04:56
relatively Our harvest 15 16 and
02:05:00
harvest 17 and 18 years these are correct
02:05:03
They are used for areas
02:05:04
later and they are modifications of the
02:05:07
curette 11 12 13 14 what is white
02:05:10
She did it here and put the description like this
02:05:14
part here is a terminal art
02:05:17
lengthened by 3 mm and a wider angle
02:05:20
accentuated this art to provide
02:05:22
cleaning cross the and the best access to
02:05:24
all surfaces undo later
02:05:26
She says it's harvest 17 and 18 guys
02:05:31
and the bank changed the harvest 1718 she
02:05:36
is used is a modification of the
02:05:38
harvest 13 14 and it is used for
02:05:40
Distal surfaces of the posterior teeth are
02:05:43
so if I know if I knew here at
02:05:47
In case my curette 17 and 18 is
02:05:50
for posterior teeth, sorry at 15 and 16
02:05:52
that I delete here
02:05:55
Oh if I only knew that the 15th and 16th
02:05:57
she is for mesial
02:06:00
and I can now eliminate this one so ok
02:06:03
But what did the band do here?
02:06:05
changed, we'll see here at
02:06:06
alternative B is the description of this
02:06:09
Alternative B harvest is 15 and 16
02:06:11
Let's look at Gracey's curette 1718 now
02:06:15
Delete here so there is no confusion
02:06:19
consists of a Grace blade number
02:06:21
eleven twelve combined with art number 13
02:06:24
14 this characteristic is more angled
02:06:26
Guys, it's curette 15 and 16, so
02:06:29
bank simply changed here
02:06:34
and the harvest 1516 that she she has a
02:06:37
11 and 12 blade with an angled shank
02:06:42
and let's see the next one
02:06:44
and the curettes After five After five what
02:06:48
understood art, it's the same thing
02:06:50
features blades that are half as large as
02:06:53
length of those existing in the curette of
02:06:55
standard gracey terminal art is 5mm longer
02:06:58
Long enough to reach bags
02:07:01
deeper periodontal here guys
02:07:03
he made a mix of Africa and Fabi with
02:07:05
a mini-five a After five a rod
02:07:08
her terminal is three millimeters longer
02:07:10
Long
02:07:12
Oh yeah and he put the number 5 here on
02:07:17
with the intention of confusing the candidate
02:07:18
because when will he register
02:07:20
from coretapper Fire the five millimeters
02:07:22
what he says is the following and he says that
02:07:25
with this area extension of 3mm we
02:07:28
can perform debridement of a
02:07:30
pocket 5 mm or more in depth
02:07:32
so he put five millimeters here
02:07:34
to try to confuse the candidate even
02:07:36
with regards to this so to be well
02:07:38
clear the crops with tape and make them not
02:07:40
has blades that are half as long
02:07:41
length of stocks at harvest
02:07:43
Grace except she has Terminal 3 art
02:07:46
millimeters longer than it goes
02:07:48
allow us to reach pockets of 5 mm
02:07:52
deep or more, so
02:07:54
That's what put this five here in the
02:07:55
in order to confuse the candidate
02:07:57
I considered your soul that you are fine
02:07:59
complex, not very detailed and the white one
02:08:02
still make this mess of all
02:08:04
sides there for the candidate
02:08:06
alternative d
02:08:08
Yeah, but enjoy it, Grace has an angle.
02:08:10
approximately 60 and 70 degrees correct in
02:08:13
relation to inferior art allowing
02:08:15
it is inserted in the precise position
02:08:17
necessary for subgingival scaling and
02:08:19
personal root planing
02:08:21
This is the exact description
02:08:23
gracey curette description
02:08:25
alternative God doesn't see our feedback
02:08:27
alternative there that also has
02:08:28
installed here
02:08:29
things make me
02:08:32
and presents Holambra with equal size
02:08:34
to the gracey curette standard art
02:08:37
Terminal 3 minutes longer
02:08:39
three millimeters longer than the
02:08:41
Side features After five is not
02:08:43
which are the harvests of extended art
02:08:44
There's a white woman who wanted to make things more complicated
02:08:47
Really, the candidate's life is just for
02:08:49
people understand the After five horns
02:08:52
They are like this, forgive them here
02:08:55
have a blade that is half as long as
02:08:58
length
02:08:59
the After five of the Grays harvests in
02:09:02
standard is so here the blade is not with
02:09:05
same size, it's half and this is 3mm
02:09:09
here it is part of extended art
02:09:13
he is part of the active harvest, understand
02:09:15
staff as well as the bank was judicious in
02:09:17
how malicious the bank was even in this
02:09:20
in this matter she really is
02:09:22
interested in knowing whether the student was
02:09:24
managed to record and managed to see everything
02:09:26
correctly in relation to the curettes, okay?
02:09:28
Looking back, we think this issue is
02:09:30
this bibliography this subject of the
02:09:32
carranza book with more details
02:09:35
Okay, just to remind you
02:09:37
he poses with a modification of the
02:09:40
Gray harvests and the harvest 15 16 17 18
02:09:42
yes, they are modifications of the horn 11
02:09:45
12 13 14 she let's not forget this is
02:09:49
Furthermore, the characteristics of the curette
02:09:51
After Five and the mini Fire curette too
02:09:53
we have to know that afterfab are the
02:09:55
extended so we have three
02:09:57
millimeters is
02:09:59
art is more, right? I think finishing hers
02:10:02
And then she allows us to be easy
02:10:04
properly from 5 mm bags or
02:10:06
More deep and Mille things
02:10:08
Fire that they are half the size
02:10:11
They are half the size of the blade
02:10:13
of them than a Gray harvest and without
02:10:15
standard Okay guys, the little question is
02:10:18
The template for this one is quite complex.
02:10:20
question is the letter D so he
02:10:22
accurately characterized the
02:10:25
gracey curettes
02:10:28
I did a little review here of the harvests
02:10:31
Grace then remembers more than 60 and 75 degrees
02:10:34
in relation to inferior art the main
02:10:37
gracey curettes is one two three and
02:10:38
four we will use there for the
02:10:40
anterior teeth 56 anterior and
02:10:42
premolars 7 8 9 10 to posterior
02:10:45
right lingual vestibular Free Faces eleven
02:10:49
twelve posterior mesials 13 14 for having
02:10:52
originals so far guys
02:10:54
normally Carlos and considers that
02:10:56
basic game is curettes, right? 15
02:10:59
16 17 and 18 that we put there in them
02:11:02
are also used, but it is not the case that
02:11:04
we don't have it we won't
02:11:05
I can finally do the debridement
02:11:09
of our periodontal pockets but it
02:11:11
There are modifications I would consider
02:11:13
This is a very hot topic, okay?
02:11:16
corvettes exactly what I book from
02:11:18
carranza states that there are some
02:11:19
changes I purchased I would consider one
02:11:22
hot topic, right? He still brings it back
02:11:23
he brings new things, right in the last book
02:11:26
out of nowhere, right, and collaborators we see
02:11:29
this here would consider this question a
02:11:31
question well and who has for the
02:11:33
next questions are related to
02:11:35
instrumental
02:11:39
the issue of Aeronautics, the devices
02:11:41
ultrasonic converts current
02:11:42
electrical energy into mechanical energy in the form of
02:11:45
high frequency vibrations at the tip of the
02:11:47
instrument
02:11:50
and the frequency of vibration vibrations
02:11:52
of ultrasonic instruments varies from
02:11:54
600 to a thousand Hertz 2000 to 6 thousand Hertz 5 thousand
02:11:59
at 10 thousand Hertz 18 thousand at 50 thousand rest
02:12:02
here guys This is a big one here
02:12:05
that decorating is the letter b there is no way
02:12:08
and we have to decorate and we have
02:12:11
here are two types of instrumental that
02:12:12
we're going to have the sonic ones that
02:12:15
his frequency will be this one here two
02:12:17
thousand to 6 thousand and the ultrasonics are a
02:12:20
issue that we have to record
02:12:21
forget Sonic he's him no he's not
02:12:24
There's another name, how did I record it?
02:12:26
Here's another trick I recorded
02:12:28
good and it worked for me let's go
02:12:30
Ultra So we have sonic
02:12:33
YouTube, the other one is bigger, right?
02:12:36
has 18 thousand
02:12:38
at 50 thousand Tec
02:12:40
Hi and Sonic 2 thousand to 6 thousand rest is is the
02:12:46
that has another name is what I have
02:12:48
higher frequency that's how I recorded it
02:12:49
I don't know if it will work for you but
02:12:52
It's the number we have to record, okay?
02:12:53
others are not part of ours
02:12:55
nor sonic and ultrasonic instruments
02:13:01
the 2015 Aeronautics test several
02:13:03
factors may contribute to the loss of
02:13:05
papilla height according to the
02:13:07
internal nodule classification
02:13:09
98 the tip of the papilla
02:13:12
interdental locates locates
02:13:14
forgiveness usually at the level of junction
02:13:16
cementoenamel on the proximal surface
02:13:20
but coronary at the level of the junction
02:13:22
cementoenamel on the buccal surface
02:13:25
and what is the classification he
02:13:28
write here is the papilla assembly
02:13:30
the junction level is currently located
02:13:32
cementoenamel on the proximal surface
02:13:35
but coronary junction level
02:13:36
cementoenamel on the buccal face, people
02:13:38
Let's see guys, it's been racing like this
02:13:40
It's difficult for us not to see the photo but the
02:13:42
We're going to see a little review of this
02:13:44
here is our alternative template B Okay
02:13:48
right
02:13:49
we're going to do a little review of this
02:13:51
Eternal Leo's new rating is ok
02:13:54
This is what the classification tells us
02:13:57
it's the shape of the papilla It's right if mine
02:14:00
papilla it takes up all the space in the sock
02:14:03
It's taking up all the space in the sock
02:14:05
that we will come here
02:14:07
no no no no in the first in the first photo
02:14:10
it is normal, that is, my papilla is not
02:14:13
I don't feel sorry for papilla she was
02:14:15
taking up all the space from the sock to the
02:14:17
this is the point here, it's up to the point
02:14:21
he is the point of contact so we
02:14:23
There is no loss of any kind in mine
02:14:25
class one we are already going to have a loss
02:14:28
paper, you can see this here
02:14:30
clinically it appears like that
02:14:31
Black Space, right, so we already have one
02:14:34
loss of papilla Are that this loss of
02:14:36
personal papilla, it is coronal to the junction
02:14:38
cementoenamel in the mesial area here
02:14:42
In this case, the tooth is proximal and between the
02:14:44
point of contact so the loss I
02:14:46
I have
02:14:48
and the loss that I have here will be
02:14:50
between the point of contact and forgiveness
02:14:53
between my point of contact and the junction
02:14:55
cementoenamel at a level close to ta
02:14:57
right then I have this loss here
02:14:59
classified as Class 2 mine
02:15:02
class 3 me who is the
02:15:04
just for me to come back here I think it was the
02:15:06
what our question asked is right
02:15:09
and she asked for class 2 right
02:15:11
tropically the cementoenamel junction
02:15:13
but coronarily right she asked me
02:15:14
this one here
02:15:16
and no she apologized to me here
02:15:20
apically Assunção on the surface
02:15:22
proximally but coronally at the level of the
02:15:24
cementoenamel junction personal forgiveness
02:15:26
what she asked me for here was this one
02:15:29
we will see now that class 2 is
02:15:30
where I have a loss of papilla is alone
02:15:34
that this loss of papilla is
02:15:35
located between the junction
02:15:37
cementoenamel in the book proximal EA
02:15:40
cementoenamel junction at the level
02:15:41
vestibular here of the tooth is when I
02:15:44
I have this cover for this region here
02:15:47
loss, this is class two, okay?
02:15:52
Oh, that's right, I'm just paying for the farm
02:15:54
don't get too messy and here at
02:15:57
my pants and three my class 3 that
02:15:59
I will put it here for you
02:16:03
AND
02:16:04
then you give me di da papilla is located
02:16:07
or apically to the mid-buccal level
02:16:10
of the cementoenamel junction, it is
02:16:12
Currently she is normally with us
02:16:14
There is already a certain defect here because this
02:16:17
level of the interdental papilla She is
02:16:19
apically here my junction
02:16:20
cemento-enamel so this is where we have
02:16:22
here is
02:16:24
It's a repair, it's much more advanced, okay?
02:16:27
In this case, we have Square
02:16:30
for the possibility of reconstruction
02:16:34
here a level 3 level 4 stay is very
02:16:37
more complex is ok guys then
02:16:39
In our question here, let me just go back
02:16:42
so that we don't have any doubts about
02:16:45
end of the papilla so fast
02:16:46
really the cementoenamel junction in the
02:16:48
proximal coronary surface level
02:16:50
cementoenamel junction on the face
02:16:52
entrance exam for the class that is here
02:16:54
And then our template is this one here
02:16:56
right it will correspond to this one here that the
02:16:59
class 2
02:17:01
and she is coronal
02:17:04
point of contact here at the junction
02:17:07
cemento-enamel and But it is apical
02:17:09
also the cementoenamel junction at the level
02:17:12
proximal this classification of internal
02:17:14
Hey guys, they also have papillae
02:17:19
are theoretically quite expensive there
02:17:21
in the tests
02:17:28
in relation to the teaching of exotics that was
02:17:31
Aren't you writing our story that 2018 is the
02:17:34
procedure aimed at carrying out
02:17:35
juices and verticals for better
02:17:37
retail adaptation is just activating
02:17:39
alternative osteotomy B osteoplasty
02:17:43
alternatives and gingivectomy and me
02:17:46
Gingivoplasty alternative
02:17:48
here guys he is telling me that he
02:17:51
he's writing what he wants
02:17:54
perform a procedure with grooves
02:17:56
verticals is the purpose of mine yours
02:18:00
plasty means modeling this bone, okay, I don't
02:18:03
I'm going to remove the supporting bone, okay?
02:18:06
telling me about the question he is asking
02:18:08
just juices he didn't tell me for a moment
02:18:09
that he is removing the sunning support
02:18:11
it's not making juice vertically for the
02:18:14
we can better adapt this
02:18:16
Flap but without removing this tissue
02:18:17
supporting bone then the template of the
02:18:19
my question here will be option B
02:18:21
Why can't it be an osteotomy
02:18:23
Because wow, I'm Mia, I'm going to do the
02:18:26
removal of the supporting bone in no
02:18:27
the moment the question spoke to me I go
02:18:29
I'm not going to remove the
02:18:31
another one in this port that's why mine
02:18:33
feedback cannot be hostile to
02:18:35
osteotomy Okay and we will
02:18:37
Here we go, I'm going to have the surgery too because
02:18:39
That can't be because he told me that
02:18:40
he is removing bone bone surgery
02:18:43
periodontal and you're telling me that it
02:18:44
made vertical grooves in the bone
02:18:48
hasn't even said for a moment that
02:18:50
wait it's related I need evil
02:18:52
That's why I couldn't even think
02:18:53
in alternative b then there is no
02:18:55
dry right guys Remembering then
02:18:57
osteotomy that I will remove the face of
02:18:59
support and if the plastic does not remove it
02:19:01
I make juices to adapt a Retail
02:19:03
but without removing the supporting tissue
02:19:04
leisure That's right
02:19:07
And then our answer sheet here letter B
02:19:10
Now let's see about the
02:19:12
chlorhexidine this person very charged
02:19:14
Nor are competitions in the area of
02:19:16
periodontics but in the competitions of a
02:19:17
general way
02:19:20
and were here 2021 analysis evaluate the
02:19:23
statements about chlorhexidine
02:19:24
and has a has symmetric molecules with
02:19:27
2 phenolic crown rings and has two
02:19:30
remains belongs to the group of
02:19:31
bisbiguanides
02:19:33
Alternative 3 is active against bacteria
02:19:35
gram-positive gram-negative
02:19:37
alternative 4 has bactericidal action and
02:19:40
bacteriostatic
02:19:42
and let's see then guys it's White
02:19:45
put one on it as an alternative here
02:19:48
that caught the candidate flustered, right?
02:19:51
It will be that if I see here it has
02:19:52
asymmetric molecules with 2 crown rings
02:19:55
phenolics or
02:19:57
candidate is desperate, he's already going there
02:19:59
because he knew symmetric molecules
02:20:01
he already remembers that he already heard this
02:20:03
he ends up taking it for granted but what
02:20:05
that Branca Face did well, right?
02:20:07
enough good candidate has molecules
02:20:09
asymmetrical non-personal molecules of
02:20:13
chlorhexidine there are symmetrical the error is
02:20:15
in the question being that there then that
02:20:17
competitor that he was already running there and
02:20:20
he already knows that he has already seen something
02:20:22
related to symmetry Rings he put
02:20:25
That's what I take for granted, but in reality it is
02:20:26
wrong just because of the molecule
02:20:28
actor decided on them and symmetrical and not be
02:20:31
asymmetric
02:20:32
and does not see the other items belongs to
02:20:35
group of bisbiguanides belongs to and is active
02:20:38
against gram-negative bacteria and
02:20:39
gram-positive, fungi and viruses too
02:20:41
It is active against fungi and viruses as well
02:20:44
has bactericidal and bacteriostatic action
02:20:46
Yes, it has bactericidal action and
02:20:48
bacteriostatic our template then
02:20:51
lyrics remembering molecules
02:20:53
symmetrical
02:20:56
and let's review the
02:20:59
characteristics of chlorhexidine here
02:21:01
You usually fall a lot in the test, so
02:21:03
come on she how much she is done
02:21:05
chlorhexidine is used
02:21:07
at low concentrations it will increase
02:21:10
the permeability of the plasma membrane
02:21:12
leading to bactericidal effect
02:21:15
bacteriostatic then normally
02:21:16
low concentrations we will have a
02:21:18
It is made in the microorganism it will have an action
02:21:21
bacteriostatic now if I have one
02:21:24
higher concentration, right if I increase it
02:21:26
this concentration then yes I will induce
02:21:28
the precipitation of proteins is and death
02:21:31
cell phone and I will promote an effect
02:21:32
bactericidal Okay guys, so the
02:21:35
antimicrobial effect depends on the
02:21:38
concentration it can be either
02:21:39
bacteriostatic and bactericidal and
02:21:43
corag Dina proved capable of penetrating
02:21:45
my film and act actively within
02:21:47
of him changing his formation Or has Do
02:21:50
bactericidal effect
02:21:51
plaque inhibitory effect on
02:21:53
chlorhexidine they adhere to the surface of the
02:21:56
tooth interfere with bacterial adhesion
02:21:58
Colastrin also interacts with
02:22:01
salivary glycoproteins that raise the
02:22:02
reduce salivary film formation
02:22:04
Now I'm going to show you more like this
02:22:06
charged on chlorhexidine is in relation to
02:22:08
its noun, so let's see
02:22:11
chlorhexidines,
02:22:13
chlorhexidine pardon Silva
02:22:14
irreversibly This was once a matter of
02:22:16
prove it here, the bank puts it
02:22:18
irreversibly in the tests that is
02:22:21
wrong is to oral tissues with a
02:22:24
slow release that allows effects
02:22:26
constant antimicrobials of up to 12
02:22:28
This is what's important here, this is
02:22:31
Our main feature of
02:22:33
toxin is the most charged, that's the question
02:22:35
of your childishness that Remembering that
02:22:37
This union is reversible, okay?
02:22:40
there is union and reversible
02:22:42
It is
02:22:43
one more question here about chlorhexidine
02:22:45
Chlorhexidine has some effects
02:22:47
side effects among these effects can
02:22:50
mention a rare effect but mentioned in
02:22:52
literature that acts and makes unilateral
02:22:54
or bilateral of the gland's friends
02:22:58
parotid gland of the sublingual gland or
02:23:02
submandibular lymph nodes here guys
02:23:04
It's the parotid gland, that's correct.
02:23:07
It's one of the rare effects, but it's one of the effects.
02:23:11
it's already gone
02:23:12
happy it was
02:23:15
presented right then and they the book of
02:23:18
Beautiful, he ends up putting these
02:23:20
these effects are even rare and it ended
02:23:22
putting them in we will review them now
02:23:25
the side effects of chlorhexidine
02:23:27
some effects they are more prevalent
02:23:29
right, others are rarer, but the
02:23:32
Guys, I made a list here, right?
02:23:34
you know what these are
02:23:36
effects of chlorhexidine reaction
02:23:38
hypersensitivity
02:23:39
deafness sensorineural deafness if the
02:23:41
product to place in mid-Londrina
02:23:43
taste changes this one is good
02:23:45
We often see this in the clinic, right?
02:23:47
in the use of chlorhexidine affecting
02:23:50
mainly the salty and
02:23:52
bitter which are reversible to you who are
02:23:55
important doesn't stay for the rest of your life
02:23:56
and disappear soon after the continuation
02:23:59
using Akira Our question is you
02:24:01
you make me uni or bilateral
02:24:04
parotid glands here and that was the topic
02:24:07
of the 2018 question L of the Air Force
02:24:09
mucosal erosion what I've seen here
02:24:11
Guys, this part of erosion is White
02:24:14
to place
02:24:16
as a characteristic tooth erosion
02:24:19
And then making this mess is nowhere
02:24:21
moment he says it was not dental he
02:24:22
says that the erosion of the mucosa is white
02:24:24
which left only erosion AND dental erosion
02:24:26
And then you might get some
02:24:28
candidates but there is nothing saying that
02:24:30
was using dental there is a change in
02:24:32
healing process increase in
02:24:34
calculus formation and staining on teeth
02:24:36
That's what we see most in the clinic, right?
02:24:38
tooth staining and changes
02:24:40
of taste
02:24:42
side effects still chlorhexidine
02:24:48
What is so grammar 2020 control
02:24:51
plaque chemical may be necessary
02:24:52
in those individuals who are not able
02:24:54
to properly control biofilm
02:24:56
supragingival with mechanical devices
02:24:58
so the product use of chemicals
02:25:01
can be an adjuvant to devices
02:25:03
mechanics in relation to the correct regime
02:25:06
state that in low concentrations
02:25:08
induces protein precipitation
02:25:11
cytoplasmic cells and cell death
02:25:14
We saw it in the other slides, right guys?
02:25:15
It is in low concentrations that it
02:25:17
he goes
02:25:18
cause precipitation of proteins
02:25:21
here in high concentrations
02:25:22
then it will have an effect
02:25:25
bactericide, right?
02:25:30
and in low concentrations
02:25:32
what a pardon in high concentrations it
02:25:35
decreases membrane permeability
02:25:36
plasma, having an effect
02:25:38
bacteriostatic not here is in lows
02:25:41
concentrations
02:25:42
and comes layer our personal image
02:25:44
as concentration increases I will
02:25:46
have a certain bactericidal effect that it
02:25:49
will cause precipitation of
02:25:50
proteins the molecules come together as I
02:25:53
I irreversibly spoke the oral tissues
02:25:55
not reversibly personal what
02:25:58
provides an antimicrobial effect even
02:26:01
12 hours this would be noun
02:26:03
but there is no reversible, show this
02:26:06
capable of penetrating the biofilm and acting
02:26:08
actively within it altering its
02:26:10
formation or having a bactericidal effect
02:26:13
our alternative template is correct
02:26:20
and now Miller's ratings are
02:26:23
respect for retractions well charged
02:26:25
Here I don't know that we have this
02:26:26
question then it came out classification
02:26:28
Miller to Make Our Order 2019
02:26:30
What is gingival recession called?
02:26:32
whose gum margin lies on
02:26:35
the complete EA mucogingival line
02:26:37
interproximal tissue preservation for
02:26:40
with the boxes for the classification of
02:26:42
corn was we have to take two
02:26:43
things to consider Where is this
02:26:45
repair if it is above the level
02:26:48
below the mucogingival junction, this
02:26:50
we have interproximal losses
02:26:52
associates, that's what we have for
02:26:53
four types of classification let's
02:26:56
carry them out here, we'll just see ours
02:26:58
feedback if I'm talking to this
02:26:59
margin back over line
02:27:01
mucogingival and I don't have any
02:27:03
problem of no tissue loss
02:27:06
interproximal my diagnosis here
02:27:08
It's going to be a class 2 recession in him
02:27:12
It's just for us to remember class one
02:27:15
it will be a tissue recession
02:27:17
Marginal in that it does not extend to the
02:27:19
mucogingival junction and also not the loss
02:27:22
bone nor interdental soft tissue to
02:27:25
difference from class 1 to class 2
02:27:27
she is in relation only to where she is
02:27:30
extends the reparation, she, she,
02:27:32
extends to the cementoenamel junction or
02:27:35
besides her but I also have no losses
02:27:38
so the big difference between the class
02:27:39
1 and 2 is the location, right?
02:27:42
class two it will be at the junction or
02:27:44
beyond the junction is the junction
02:27:46
mucogingival
02:27:48
Class 3 soft tissue repair that
02:27:51
extends to the mucogingival junction
02:27:53
besides that And then I have bone loss or
02:27:56
of interdental soft tissue or
02:27:59
incorrect positioning of my tooth and
02:28:01
finally, the most serious thing here is that the
02:28:05
class 4 I will have a repair on
02:28:07
Marginal tissue that extends to the
02:28:09
mucogingival junction nor loss of
02:28:11
severe interdental soft tissue bone or
02:28:13
serious and incorrect positioning of
02:28:15
teeth are so classification of me is
02:28:17
that falls a lot and what does the Indian
02:28:20
puts in his book is that to do the
02:28:23
coating procedures in
02:28:26
class 1 and class we will have one
02:28:28
good prognosis but we won't
02:28:30
having this in class 3 and class 4 is ok
02:28:35
The
02:28:36
next question Vunesp City Hall
02:28:38
Cubatão 2012
02:28:39
this test for specialist in
02:28:41
periodontics is a great advantage of
02:28:43
Modified widman flap is in your
02:28:46
indication for compromised areas
02:28:47
aesthetic, the initial excision is
02:28:50
purpose of delimiting the epithelium of the
02:28:52
bag that you want to remove from the fabric
02:28:55
gingiva with the aid of a scalpel and
02:28:57
park neighborhood and a blade
02:28:59
disposable number 11 the incision must be
02:29:02
alternative made perpendicular to
02:29:04
Gingival smile line alternative B
02:29:07
perpendicular to the long axis of the
02:29:09
alternative tooth be a 45 angle
02:29:12
degrees in relation to the gingival sulcus
02:29:14
Alternative to a 75 degree angle in
02:29:17
relation to the gingival margin and alternative
02:29:19
is parallel to the long axis of the teeth
02:29:22
Hello
02:29:24
Guys, our template here is
02:29:27
parallel to the east of the teeth
02:29:29
Remembering Widman's Flap
02:29:32
modified it is also called
02:29:33
scraping in the open field for us
02:29:36
make this incision ourselves, right?
02:29:38
incision for flap reflection
02:29:40
we're going to do it is basically in
02:29:42
three steps what is he asking me here
02:29:44
it's one it's the initial incision Okay so it's
02:29:46
It is important for us to note that here in
02:29:48
My issue is he asked me to terminate
02:29:52
I can mix a song, see?
02:29:54
this done
02:29:56
the initial here, I was looking for the day
02:29:58
that's here, so it's always there for me
02:30:01
asking for the initial incision this incision
02:30:03
it will be parallel along this two
02:30:04
teeth, he's asking me for my cousin
02:30:06
first incision Remembering here at
02:30:09
modified widman flap, right?
02:30:12
open field flap procedure
02:30:13
This is the incision made at 05
02:30:18
and One millimeter from the gingival margin and
02:30:20
parallel to the long axis of the tooth is correct
02:30:23
it will be parallel to the long axis of the
02:30:25
tooth can pay here so it doesn't get damaged
02:30:27
our design
02:30:29
And then our template here, right there,
02:30:32
our question is the letter D because it will
02:30:33
be parallel to the long axis of the tooth with
02:30:35
a 15 blade I remember we saw in
02:30:37
our question a blade 15 pardon
02:30:40
folks with an 11 blade remember that the
02:30:42
we saw there in that alternative that
02:30:43
they contained the blades, right?
02:30:46
and Always remembering then parallel to
02:30:49
long axis of the tooth
02:30:51
Pronatec 2014 over the years
02:30:53
different surgical techniques have been
02:30:56
described used in therapy
02:30:57
periodontal Read the excerpt below in
02:30:59
Then select the alternative that
02:31:01
correctly fills the gap in the
02:31:02
technique of X depth of pockets are
02:31:06
will be identified with a Probe
02:31:08
conventional periodontal treatment at the level of the
02:31:10
bottom of the bag we will pierce with
02:31:13
a slightly bleeding probe is produced
02:31:15
then the incisions are made
02:31:16
primary and secondary after removal
02:31:19
of gingival tissue covered operated area
02:31:21
with surgical cement this procedure
02:31:23
that I just wrote he is
02:31:25
compatible with us will sleep
02:31:27
alternative B with Newman flap
02:31:29
alternatives and with original retail
02:31:32
widman or com retail alternative
02:31:34
modified from last staff
02:31:36
characteristics of the one I just
02:31:38
write here in the question they are the
02:31:40
characteristics of the directory we
02:31:42
We're going to do this survey, right?
02:31:45
pass the survey measurements to
02:31:48
external surface and we will do is
02:31:51
of the gingival tissue, that's right, it's the
02:31:56
retail techniques here guys that
02:31:58
they wrote when I would use
02:32:01
in which situation when I want to do
02:32:02
a non-surgical treatment
02:32:04
surgery of this bag but reduction of
02:32:06
bag but it occurs when she runs
02:32:07
through an incision was going to open
02:32:09
I will debride this flap according to the
02:32:11
Technician tells me if I remove tissue
02:32:13
bone or if I'm just going to do the
02:32:15
debridement is of the root surface
02:32:17
EA suture depending on the technique and the
02:32:21
level at which I will use this suture if
02:32:22
I'm going to position it in the position that
02:32:24
was she previous or if I will
02:32:26
positioning it apical will depend on the
02:32:28
technique, so Retail I won't have the
02:32:31
question here she told me that she will
02:32:32
have to remove this tissue then
02:32:35
He didn't say anything about sutures, he didn't say anything about
02:32:36
retail opening so here is mine
02:32:38
Let's go, I'm Mia, he simplified the
02:32:41
technique here he didn't write it all
02:32:43
technique we go to Italy but the fact
02:32:45
he told me that it is at the level of
02:32:47
bottom of the bag we see pierced with
02:32:50
o And then I'm going to make bleeding stitches there
02:32:53
I will make the incisions that more and
02:32:55
secondary removal of gingival tissue and
02:32:57
I will close the area with if you are a liar
02:33:00
At no point did he tell me about suturing
02:33:02
flap opening a debridement in
02:33:05
removal I forgot about Ocio okay So the
02:33:07
my template here is us Vector Mia
02:33:11
Ero Náutica 2021 regarding the
02:33:13
surgical techniques for the treatment of
02:33:15
periodontal pocket is incorrect to state
02:33:18
that's incorrect, another thing that catches
02:33:20
a lot of good people and we
02:33:22
doesn't read the advertised correctly, he's nervous and
02:33:25
ended up seeing that the question asks
02:33:26
she is asking me the wrong thing here
02:33:29
people will consume it promotes eradication
02:33:31
of the bag by removing the wall of
02:33:33
pathological soft tissue That's right
02:33:36
folks, right? This is the procedure that
02:33:38
I just saw it written there
02:33:40
in the other, in the other question, it's ok
02:33:43
simplified But that's it we will
02:33:45
rectify the scholarship through the
02:33:47
removal of this soft tissue wall
02:33:49
pathological Okay
02:33:51
and Widman's original repair has as
02:33:54
The objective is to remove the bursa epithelium and the
02:33:56
correct inflamed connective tissue
02:33:58
original metal personnel of an examination
02:34:00
people, it is proposed for removal of the
02:34:02
bursal epithelium and connective tissue
02:34:04
Nilma's flap became inflamed,
02:34:07
recommends a collar incision with
02:34:09
removal of a maximum of 2 MM of tissue
02:34:11
gingival is not the people, this is it here
02:34:13
wrong is the flap of me a he is a
02:34:17
repair carried out, right, his incision is
02:34:19
intrasulcular is after he does it
02:34:22
beat enable it makes a
02:34:23
curettage of the inflamed tissue but the
02:34:26
It's a piece of it, it goes circular, I don't
02:34:28
I do collar flaps with 2mm of
02:34:30
tissue removal so this one has
02:34:33
here it's wrong, it's right
02:34:35
if it was found with the original flap of
02:34:37
widman Keila flap does not include
02:34:40
substantial tissue removal
02:34:41
inflamed That's right too guys Um
02:34:44
retail of
02:34:46
quitoplan is even beautiful and mentions
02:34:49
the one used for interiors that I
02:34:51
I will make incisions between the circular or
02:34:53
make the mind baby has no removal
02:34:54
bone and after this tissue he is he is
02:34:57
sutured at the level it was before
02:34:59
compare the widman flap that I
02:35:01
I have a fabric removal scheduled
02:35:02
This alternative is actually correct
02:35:04
OK, it doesn't include removal
02:35:07
substantial amount of non-inflamed tissue
02:35:11
G1 the next one that retail part
02:35:15
Just to make it clear guys, it falls
02:35:16
in the tests a lot, he is still
02:35:19
widely used so it's interesting
02:35:20
we know the technique of this the technique
02:35:22
of these scraps, right, the questions of the moment
02:35:25
address the beabá of the technique So they are
02:35:27
Widman's flap Widman's flap
02:35:28
modified if the Flap positioned
02:35:32
usually forgiveness is us Vector
02:35:35
For me, the procedures are fine
02:35:37
charged and interesting knows the technique
02:35:38
his surgery is right
02:35:41
our next one which is in then
02:35:45
our work then letters and retail
02:35:47
you're welcome, right? Because he's made to enter
02:35:49
juice there
02:35:50
FGV 2015 TJ of Roraima dentist
02:35:54
final policy of the procedures
02:35:55
mucogingival surgery is creation and the
02:35:57
enlargement of the attached gingiva around
02:36:00
single tooth to improve the
02:36:02
aesthetics, the objective is to cover the
02:36:03
root surface denudes the portion
02:36:06
vestibular of the upper canines can
02:36:08
present the extensive recession in a
02:36:10
individual with food smile high this
02:36:12
restriction can create an aesthetic defect
02:36:14
the increase in the attached gingiva that was
02:36:16
used can be achieved by
02:36:18
various surgical techniques, including
02:36:21
modified widman flap of knowing the
02:36:24
autogenous free gingiva graft letters
02:36:27
and a bone graft is used
02:36:30
original flap of a language and letter e
02:36:33
monocortical block graft he is
02:36:36
Repeating here folks the increase in
02:36:37
gum
02:36:40
Hi, it's better for us to win life
02:36:42
it was used I'm going to get one
02:36:44
increase of keratinized gums through
02:36:46
from the right middle, right the autogenous graft
02:36:49
free gum the other options here with
02:36:51
modified widman flap i will
02:36:53
achieving gum enlargement
02:36:55
guys patchwork that you will face
02:36:57
selection used for treatment
02:36:59
surgical bag so where am I going to get it?
02:37:01
where am I going to open a flap
02:37:03
properly do a suture I will
02:37:05
have some gum gain, right?
02:37:07
be able to create inserted gingiva with
02:37:08
retail not personal at all
02:37:10
so modified widman flap no
02:37:12
returns original of the same also the same
02:37:15
thing is a flap and is not used by
02:37:17
That way, I won't get one
02:37:18
enlargement of attached gingiva
02:37:20
the other alternatives a bone graft
02:37:24
is used when I use a graft
02:37:27
My goal is to win an exception, right?
02:37:29
I gain bone tissue and do not gain
02:37:31
a gum inserted the same thing goes
02:37:34
with the monocortical block graft,
02:37:37
It's for this purpose so I got one
02:37:39
gum inserted my procedure here
02:37:41
It is
02:37:44
with the letter B gum bone graft
02:37:48
free so I can get a raise
02:37:50
inserted gingiva that was used
02:37:54
aeronautics 2019 surgical technique
02:37:58
for bag removal aimed at
02:38:00
complete preservation of the mucosa strip
02:38:03
keratinized are we Vector Mia
02:38:06
gingivoplasty
02:38:07
free gingival graft
02:38:09
and Retail normally operated
02:38:11
Here guys, she's asking me for
02:38:13
next is him he wants to make a
02:38:16
scholarship reduction but he doesn't want it
02:38:17
do no tissue removal by
02:38:20
account of your wife here in the matter
02:38:24
account of the preservation of the mucosal band
02:38:26
keratinized, so if he wants it
02:38:29
preserve this keratinized mucosa I
02:38:31
I have to play this retail of mine
02:38:32
I have to preserve it, right?
02:38:35
throw it to the apical then mine
02:38:37
Right alternative here mine
02:38:39
correct alternative will be the letter B
02:38:41
which is an apically functioning flap
02:38:43
why Because he wants it Aims at
02:38:45
preserve this strip of mucosa
02:38:47
keratinized
02:38:50
and now let's see this plant
02:38:52
gingivectomy alternatives
02:38:53
Could it be personal we'll go
02:38:56
disappear, no, we're going, I'm Mia, I'm going
02:38:58
make us disappear I'm going to make one
02:39:01
removal, right, from this bag, and then I
02:39:06
I will not preserve this track
02:39:09
people will want to laugh at you, I will
02:39:10
remove more tissue and not in the
02:39:12
preservation we see possessed could
02:39:14
be not personal gingivoplasty he is the
02:39:16
re Contour of our gums in absence
02:39:19
of a bag, okay, I'm not the one either
02:39:21
procedure here that I will inform
02:39:24
complete preservation of the gingival strip
02:39:27
even because he asked me he wants one
02:39:29
bag reduction technique guys, I'm going
02:39:31
I will not use surgery to reduce
02:39:32
the stock market we will finish will reduce
02:39:34
bag will just have one one one
02:39:36
removal of this tissue is not the
02:39:39
complete preservation the way we go
02:39:41
free as we reach each other
02:39:42
I'm going to use it for myself
02:39:43
gain a gum inserted right through
02:39:45
in a way at the moment removed from the
02:39:47
palate, right? or with other techniques
02:39:49
surgeries that we so much
02:39:52
local flap Flap laterally or
02:39:54
be a series of
02:39:55
procedures that exist to do
02:39:58
graft, in this case he told me about
02:40:00
book that is normally taken from the
02:40:02
palate but here I'm going to create a fabric and
02:40:05
It's not a that's not Aims to reduce
02:40:08
periodontal pocket
02:40:09
And then my boy here and there tries to
02:40:12
axially positioned flap
02:40:16
Andthere
02:40:19
the Vunesp bank issue of the Army of
02:40:22
2021
02:40:24
and effective AND adequate brushing
02:40:26
carried out is the main factor in the
02:40:28
slowdown in microbial growth
02:40:30
Select the alternative you present
02:40:32
just vibrating brushing meters
02:40:38
the alternative is uncle spot ter and buzz
02:40:41
alternative B phones screen and Buzz
02:40:44
attendant will be whole stillman
02:40:47
Modified and Leonardo Alternative
02:40:49
charters Leonardo scream what an alternative
02:40:53
and had a modified top and headphones
02:40:57
Hello everyone, this classification here is
02:41:00
As I told you, he didn't polish it
02:41:02
will write is forgiveness urinates and he will
02:41:05
write the techniques, right?
02:41:08
used Carlos he writes some
02:41:10
but he does what we are going to come here
02:41:11
that I put in the next next
02:41:13
slides just for us so see our
02:41:15
feedback when I only have methods
02:41:17
vibrating brushing is an alternative
02:41:19
Oh okay, we'll see one here
02:41:23
compilation that I made from the book of
02:41:24
Nilma's frown, right? And then we're already
02:41:27
put it here for you, we'll be right there
02:41:28
on the issue then that I talked to
02:41:30
you he will characterize the types of
02:41:34
brushing according to the vibrating roller
02:41:37
circular movements
02:41:38
vertical and horizontal
02:41:40
classification So it is in the book of
02:41:41
Nilma She is very specific and she he he
02:41:45
classifies brushing techniques
02:41:47
following roller technique way which
02:41:49
These are the techniques that we do
02:41:51
movement, right, he considered it a roll
02:41:53
low EA stillman modified movements
02:41:57
vibratory that was my issue
02:41:59
that gave Dilma Charter and more
02:42:02
circular movements phone technique
02:42:05
that we have already seen an issue too
02:42:07
vertical movements the technique of
02:42:09
Leonardo and horizontal movements
02:42:10
scrapbooking technique so personal make one
02:42:13
print of the screen you are in our
02:42:16
material but he is
02:42:18
We will find this description in
02:42:20
carranza's book is according to the types
02:42:24
of movements as he makes until
02:42:26
classification according to the type of
02:42:27
movement used during brushing
02:42:29
that I love coming back here to ours
02:42:32
question our vibrating movements
02:42:36
answer key letter A art a key 13 more
02:42:38
it's true
02:42:43
That's what I said there u running with
02:42:46
relation to our brushings Hugo book
02:42:49
Neil's mother, Carranza's mother, right?
02:42:51
put There was a modified one, right?
02:42:53
because we don't see it in the Indian book
02:42:55
that he will just put
02:42:57
Barris base had a modified are
02:43:01
details but want her to have some
02:43:03
differences between the bibliographies there
02:43:05
our eagle is right guys
02:43:07
ok then let's go
02:43:11
the Vunesp 2015 panel
02:43:14
the Hospital das Clínicas Faculty of
02:43:16
Medicine at USP Hospital Dentistry o
02:43:18
Herpes zoster clinically occurs after
02:43:21
reactivation of the virus this virus causes a
02:43:24
common childhood disease known as
02:43:26
disable chickenpox attempt B
02:43:29
herpetic gingivostomatitis
02:43:31
alternatives and Measles alternative B
02:43:35
pardon rubella and alternative and mumps
02:43:38
Guys, our feedback here on the question
02:43:41
it will be chicken pox what happens
02:43:44
herpes zoster is caused by the virus
02:43:46
varicella-zoster
02:43:51
my cousin her infection she comes
02:43:54
through chickenpox the reactivation of this
02:43:57
virus we find in the form of
02:43:59
Herpes zoster is more or less what
02:44:02
herpetic stomatitis happens in the gum
02:44:04
that he put here he put the
02:44:07
forgiveness as one of the alternatives
02:44:09
us herpetic gingivostomatitis
02:44:12
primary caused by the hsv1 virus
02:44:17
and delhi's cousin-infection is the gum
02:44:20
primary herpetic stomatitis, okay?
02:44:23
we have it in chickenpox or herpes
02:44:26
zoster, or the varicella-zoster virus, which
02:44:28
We have chickenpox and it recurs
02:44:31
Hers is through cold sores
02:44:35
Well then, they are both real, okay?
02:44:39
in herpes zoster is the reactivation of the virus
02:44:42
varicella-zoster whose primary infection is the
02:44:45
chickenpox and us and we will
02:44:48
primary herpetic stomatitis just for
02:44:49
we force this issue to fall
02:44:52
quite caused by hsv-1 which infection
02:44:55
herpetic stomatitis gingiva and
02:44:57
recurrence of it usually comes as
02:45:00
lip herpes
02:45:02
our answer key is letter a
02:45:05
thechicken pox
02:45:09
and the most common viral infections of
02:45:12
appear in the tests, the most common is the
02:45:15
we ink and technical version
02:45:16
primary school, and how we have it sometimes
02:45:19
oral demonstrations then the
02:45:20
herpes zoster ends up appearing
02:45:21
That's also why we selected
02:45:23
this issue Zinho here we don't
02:45:25
forget it, I'll come and do this review
02:45:27
What is her first infection and what is it like?
02:45:29
that it is reactivated in the form of herpes
02:45:31
zoster
02:45:34
the next question let's go proof of
02:45:37
Vunesp 2020 Morro Agudo City Hall
02:45:40
periodontist tests for specialist
02:45:42
a combination of the vascular response
02:45:45
induced by progesterone and effect
02:45:47
estriol matrix stimulators
02:45:50
contributes to the development of this
02:45:52
information
02:45:54
fibrogranuloma tosa
02:45:56
the IP of a presentation block
02:46:00
bright red hyperemic e and e
02:46:02
edematous these characteristics that are
02:46:05
cyst alternatives in the youth center
02:46:08
B of pubertal gingivitis occurs
02:46:12
localized ulcerative periodontitis of
02:46:14
Berg faces granuloma or if from
02:46:17
pregnancy granuloma
02:46:20
the people there the alternative She already gave me
02:46:23
some some things that I can
02:46:24
resolve this issue without much trouble
02:46:26
OK, you didn't even tell me a combination of
02:46:29
vascular response induced by
02:46:31
progesterone, right? He already gave me one
02:46:33
important information effect and the
02:46:36
stimulatory effects on the matrix of
02:46:37
estradiol is in addition, he gave me
02:46:40
information that the presentation is fiber
02:46:42
pedunculated granulomatous fiber of
02:46:45
bright red presentation
02:46:47
hyperemic edematous person that we
02:46:49
There's almost no doubt, right? Because he
02:46:52
talked about this bright red
02:46:54
in this possibility of this wireless election
02:46:57
granulomatous cpd1 collar is associated
02:47:00
to hormonal changes so here the
02:47:02
we think is consequently ours
02:47:05
pregnancy granuloma which is also called
02:47:08
from granuloma
02:47:09
pyogenic, it's a small issue, okay?
02:47:12
characteristic that we see
02:47:14
who has a progesterone issue
02:47:16
hormonal change is one of one
02:47:20
bright red pedunculate is that the
02:47:23
We always think about a granuloma
02:47:25
pyogenic or pregnancy granuloma is
02:47:30
and here we go
02:47:34
aeronautics 2020 clinical studies
02:47:37
about the long-term effects of
02:47:39
periodontitis treatment show
02:47:41
clearly that maintenance care
02:47:43
professional periodontal after therapy
02:47:45
are integral parts of the treatment
02:47:49
patient's risk of recurrence of
02:47:50
periodontitis is based on the various
02:47:53
clinical conditions in which several
02:47:54
Associated parameters are important
02:47:56
to determine the risk to the patient
02:48:00
of the patient evaluates some aspects
02:48:02
clinicians that may increase the risk of
02:48:04
periodontitis is
02:48:07
oh and there is a prevalence of bags
02:48:10
residuals greater than or equal to four here
02:48:13
personal is not greater than or equal to four
02:48:16
here it is bigger than 4 mm, ok
02:48:21
and this question she will tell me is
02:48:24
It is important for us to emphasize that she
02:48:25
asked the risk factors easy to play
02:48:28
here for us it becomes periodontal
02:48:31
patient, I could have it here too
02:48:34
tooth-related risk factors
02:48:36
For example, here are the risk factors
02:48:38
they would change the important thing is us
02:48:39
observe what our question asked
02:48:41
she asked for a risk determination for
02:48:44
patient's dental is correct
02:48:48
OK, let's go, so we've already seen
02:48:50
which is wrong here because the bag
02:48:52
periodontal is too much 4mm high
02:48:55
percentage of bleeding the probe is
02:48:57
right, guys, if I have more
02:48:59
bleeding probing the risk of my
02:49:01
patient it will have increased correct
02:49:03
presence of environmental factors such as
02:49:05
personal cigarette consumption Definitely
02:49:08
right, smoking will always increase my
02:49:11
risk of periodontal disease great loss
02:49:14
periodontal support in relation to
02:49:16
patient age also personal
02:49:17
OK, so just my alternative
02:49:20
wrong is the first alternative mine
02:49:23
feedback then it's Let's Alternative
02:49:27
Make a brief review of these
02:49:28
personal factors I put here then
02:49:31
the factors related again to the
02:49:33
periodontal risk of patients is
02:49:35
because we can still have an evaluation
02:49:37
of Dental Risk AND Risk Assessment
02:49:39
on site are different things what the
02:49:42
question asked me here is the risk
02:49:43
patients' periodontal
02:49:46
percentage of bleeding on probing
02:49:48
Ah, of course, we were there in the
02:49:50
our question I have one
02:49:51
prevalence of residual pockets higher than
02:49:53
that 4 is the error in our question there
02:49:56
which was bigger I give it a loss of three
02:49:59
teeth out of a total of 28 teeth i.e.
02:50:01
the more lost property my risk is
02:50:02
greater loss of periodontal support
02:50:05
relation to the patient's age, then if he
02:50:07
there is more remains he is more new risk
02:50:10
him to develop greater conditions
02:50:12
systemic and genetic factors and
02:50:14
environmental issues like cigarette smoke, right?
02:50:17
as one of the most common risk factors
02:50:18
important to us for the disease
02:50:20
periodontal
02:50:26
the 2022 Air Force test syndromes
02:50:30
this question she asked the syndrome of
02:50:33
small talk is one of the most
02:50:35
charged is personal in our proofs of
02:50:38
periodontics that's why I put it in
02:50:39
here for us
02:50:41
know some some questions of her she
02:50:44
has a manifestation for the dontal well
02:50:45
important, that's why I brought the
02:50:47
Zinho question for us to do together, okay?
02:50:48
it was more for 2022 fill in correctly
02:50:51
the gaps according to carranza and bye this
02:50:54
personal test is just for her
02:50:57
Aeronautics 2021 for the course
02:50:59
now today 2022 That's right That's why
02:51:02
she is here, it was us for 2022, which is for
02:51:04
right, who takes the step in 2021 and Course
02:51:08
2022k of 2022 correctly fill in the
02:51:11
according to carranza and collaborators
02:51:15
is papillon-lefevre syndrome is a
02:51:18
rare hereditary disease that appears
02:51:21
follow an autosomal pattern x right?
02:51:23
characterized by skin lesions x severe
02:51:27
destruction X in some cases
02:51:28
Dural calcifications sequence
02:51:31
that correctly fills in the gaps in the
02:51:32
text is personal so let's go
02:51:35
cardboard fever syndrome she is a
02:51:37
rare hereditary disease that appears
02:51:40
follow an autosomal recessive pattern
02:51:42
OK, she is an autosomal recessive
02:51:45
She has a da gene mutation
02:51:49
correct catechesis
02:51:52
hi and she causes a demonstration
02:51:55
severe periodontal So here we go
02:51:58
our autosomal here it is recessive and
02:52:00
I'll be back we'll linaria
02:52:03
in Piabetá, it is certain that remembering is a
02:52:07
mutation of the fate gene
02:52:10
and is characterized by skin lesions
02:52:13
these injuries they will get married
02:52:15
hyperkeratinization or Lipo
02:52:16
keratinization they will be more and more
02:52:18
keratinized is true, but it occurs
02:52:20
mainly on the palms of the hands
02:52:22
soles of the feet so they are injuries
02:52:25
that will have a predominance
02:52:26
hyperkeratotic is or hyperkeratotic
02:52:29
so here I can eliminate up to
02:52:31
same and alternative B now this
02:52:33
periodontal destruction occurs in
02:52:36
gingiva or the periodontium as a whole
02:52:39
It occurs in the periodontium, right?
02:52:40
is borderline it is not limited to our
02:52:43
gum it occurs in the periodontium it
02:52:45
runs very seriously, right?
02:52:47
very serious change in the
02:52:48
periodontium so just coming back here
02:52:51
our template
02:52:53
the letter B is one of the manifestations E
02:52:57
remembering that there is more and it is one of the
02:53:00
conditions that are systemic, there are more
02:53:03
She hereditary has wouldn't believe that
02:53:06
have more manifestations of the disease
02:53:08
periodontal remembering, right? It's recessive
02:53:10
It is caused by a mutation in the gene for
02:53:13
catechesis, I'm not even going to write it down here for
02:53:14
you because that was once the issue of
02:53:18
proof
02:53:19
And you are and the location is hers in
02:53:22
chromosome
02:53:27
There are 11 to 14 main manifestations
02:53:31
so that it ended in the palm of your hands
02:53:34
and soles of the feet or all three together and
02:53:37
besides we have periodontitis
02:53:38
aggressive, very prevalent, none in
02:53:41
common with there it is guys She is not a
02:53:44
syndrome that we see is not a disease
02:53:47
hereditary with greater change there for
02:53:49
one of the biggest changes for us
02:53:51
It's not uncommon maybe the other one falls here
02:53:54
papillon-lefevre syndrome
02:54:00
the air Alaska 2021 let's see here the
02:54:03
respect for the lymphatic system of the
02:54:05
periodontium, it is incorrect to state that
02:54:10
with the palatal gingiva of the maxilla Drains
02:54:13
to the deep cervical lymph nodes
02:54:15
He asked me here for the incorrect one he gave me
02:54:19
saying that the palatine of the maxilla goes
02:54:20
drain into the cervical lymph nodes
02:54:22
deep correct correct the staff a
02:54:26
we go to the palate of the maxilla, it goes
02:54:28
drain through the cervical lymph nodes
02:54:29
deep entrance exams for third parties
02:54:32
lower molars it is drained by the
02:54:34
jugulodigastric lymph nodes
02:54:36
sure the third party entrance exam
02:54:38
lower molars it will occur
02:54:40
drainage is from it through the lymph nodes of the
02:54:42
gas club correct the entrance exam and
02:54:46
lingual of lower incisors
02:54:48
drain for submandibular lymph nodes
02:54:51
Guys, this way of cheating is not
02:54:54
speaking of the vestibular and lingual
02:54:56
incisors right so this is
02:54:59
submental drain
02:55:05
That's why the native plant is wrong
02:55:07
OK, she is of no use to the crimes of
02:55:09
to fly
02:55:10
now the buccal aspect of the maxilla and the time
02:55:13
the time is in the language of the region
02:55:14
lower premolars will drain the
02:55:17
lymph nodes
02:55:19
correct submandibular our template
02:55:22
so lyrics and brought here a slide for
02:55:25
we do a review sometimes
02:55:28
issues of this type occur
02:55:30
remembering anatomy this part anatomy
02:55:33
very charged tries macro anatomy
02:55:35
how much microscopic anatomy drainage
02:55:37
irrigation So these are matters that
02:55:39
are normally charged on all
02:55:41
types of proof, I personally brought it
02:55:44
this side here so we can make a
02:55:45
review that is important I have already seen
02:55:48
some questions are about drainage
02:55:49
lymphatic system and we will do a
02:55:53
little review here it is So let's go
02:55:55
vestibular and lingual which was our
02:55:57
life mistake that are from the region of
02:55:59
Breno lower incisors for the
02:56:01
submental
02:56:04
Today we are going to talk about the maxilla and
02:56:07
drained into the cervical lymph nodes
02:56:08
deep to the buccal gingiva of the maxilla
02:56:12
and the buccal and lingual gums of the
02:56:14
region of premolars drain to the
02:56:16
submandibular lymph nodes right here
02:56:19
folks, that's right, with the exception of
02:56:21
third molars and lower incisors
02:56:22
by those who have seen third molars
02:56:25
jugulodigastrics here
02:56:33
the gastric cycle and the incisors
02:56:35
lower submental
02:56:39
and with the exception of these two here guys
02:56:41
of all third molars and incisors
02:56:44
the teeth with their periodontal tissues
02:56:45
will drain through the lymph nodes
02:56:47
submandibular
02:56:49
and here the inferiors, right because their
02:56:52
schedules so the cat game stays the same
02:56:53
lower submental incisors to
02:56:58
the 2015 Air Force test the fruit
02:57:02
from the South collar that we enter the part
02:57:03
of pathogenesis, which is a very
02:57:06
staff also charged for the fruit of the juice
02:57:08
there contains a wide range of factors
02:57:09
biochemicals
02:57:11
offering potential use as markers
02:57:14
diagnoses or prognoses of the state
02:57:16
biological function of the periodontium on the fluid
02:57:17
gingival mark the incorrect alternative
02:57:22
and the bottom we will own
02:57:24
antimicrobial properties
02:57:26
has antimicrobial properties
02:57:28
straight folks He's got a flow
02:57:31
decreased during inflammation during
02:57:33
inflammation the flow of personal fluid he
02:57:36
is increased, so our error
02:57:38
The point here is to say that he is
02:57:40
diminished he is not diminished he
02:57:42
increases during inflammation
02:57:44
and it contains plasma proteins that
02:57:47
can increase the adhesion of the epithelium
02:57:49
right tooth
02:57:51
contains connective tissue component
02:57:54
epithelium inflammatory cells serum and
02:57:56
microbiota residing in the juice margin or
02:57:59
periodontal pocket right guys
02:58:01
our template is then the one that the letter B
02:58:03
Just remembering why she's wrong
02:58:05
because during an inflammation I have
02:58:07
an increase in my flow is flow

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